Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 volume:

SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS; MINNESOTA M HC yi4 TABLE OF CONTENTS fJUJbZr ORGANISATIONS PAGE 124 FACULTY PAGE 6 2 UNDERjOASS UEN PASE 76 SPORTS PASE 160 SPECIAL EVENTS RASE 110 FURjSurr.. is a start from a broad foundation — a high school education, and a climb towards personal success; the essence of life. Your life . . . reach for something that you love. The pursuit of your personal success is your own goal . . . the ultimate reward — your own happiness. 6 RACUUV - --- Every quest for knowledge must be part of a quest for wisdom. Gerald Vann 7 ASCISPNT PRINCIPAL A cover of a recent bulletin had a full-page picture of a chair with the imprint: Don't just sit there — do something! Whatever a person s profession may be: salesman, doctor, bricklayer, artist, business executive, or housewife, one ingredient is evident in all who are a success — they are in pursuit of a goal because they have pride in themselves and their work. This pursuit is essential if we are going to make this world a better place in which to live. Insofar as there is progress toward this end, the best of yesterday becomes the average of today, and the best of today becomes the average of tomorrow. William C. Phillips PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1967: You have selected pursuit as the interesting theme for your 1967 WAGISTANIAN. The Declaration of Independence states that one of the unalienable rights of man is the pursuit of happiness. This statement implies that happiness is not a state of being which can be accomplished without effort, without conscious pursuit. Happiness is a worthy goal that involves the pursuit of the ingredients of which it is composed. The pursuit of knowledge; the pursuit of a rewarding career; the pursuit of physical and emotional health; the pursuit of opportunities to serve our fellow men; the pursuit of spiritual faith and the appreciation of cultural and worthwhile values are all involved in the pursuit of happiness. My wish for each of you is that this lifetime pursuit has received an inspired beginning at Southwest High School. R. H. Classon 8 MRS. F. MocDONALD L.-R. - MISS M. WALKUP, MRS. M, NAGEL. MRS. D. JOHNSTON MUR£E LIBRARIANS COUNSELORS 9 L.-R. - MISS A. BRINLEY, MRS. B. UNDINE. H. WARNER, MISS E. MAGNUSSON FE-ENCR MISS M. CASEY English MISS 1. NELSON GERMAN R. ANDERSON MISS S. JEBE SPANISH MRS. P. CLENDENING English R. SAUCEDO Que? Ouoi? Was? 10 Remember, your teacher didn f fall off a Christmas tree! R. McGRlFF MRS. J. ANDERSON MRS. H. SEVERSON MRS. G. CARLSON MISS S. SEXTON WNSUAGES In today s rapidly shrinking world, an understand,ng of at least one language other than one s native language ,s practically a necess.ty. Helping the student gain this understanding ,s the purpose of the foreign language department. Foreign languages offered are French, German, and Spanish. The faculty is helped in their teaching roles by the modern language laboratories. The English department strives to increase the student s ability to effectively use his language. Included in the study of English are creative writing, various approaches to grammar, and understanding and appreciation of literature. Speech and theatre arts, both at beginning and advanced levels, develop the students' confidence in public speaking. Of course you failed the test. Comments?! ENGUSW MISS M. DEAN R SHAPIRO A. FROEHLE MRS 8 STOUT MRS. E HANDE MRS. F. SUNDIN MRS. I. HEDRICK Speech MISS I TEIANDER MRS. S. HILLIARD MRS 0. WELCH E. ERMISCH E. HAAHEIM M. HANSEN L levin r. nelson t. patterson English SOCIAL STUDIES An understanding of the world around us is a necessity of today s world. The Southwest social studies department helps students to accomplish this by educating them in geography, civics, and history. During the sophomore year Southwest students have the opportunity to visit Washington D.C. to see our government in action and to visit some of our country's historical sites. A three year accelerated social studies course is offered to those who W. ADAM F. INGLEBREl J PEARSON C. WOHLFORD C. CARUSO W. JONES V.A.C. W. WILLIAMS MRS. R. YANACEK show interest and qualify. 12 Did I ever fell you the story of .. . Here comes the World War I flying ace in his Sopwith Camel. EGG TYPING WALL-CHART INST 0 0% 0% 0 0% -3000000006 ■ ©©0 000001 30000008 (SPACE BAR) 0««— • •— HM � .-� , JL Once upon o time BUSINESS And then he The development of skills useful in school and in the business world is an objective of the business department. Available to the business student are courses in typing, office skills, stenographic skills, Forkner shorthand, and occupational relations. Mr. Poston directs the Occupational Training Program which offers work experience to seniors. hits the puck to MRS. B. GEE C. POSTON D. PETERSON MRS. D. YOUNG E. ANDERSEN MISS A. BYE A. FREDRICKSON A. HALLEY R. HOISINGTON D. JOHNSON N. JOHNSON L. LARSON D. MIELKE F. VARE MATHEMATICS 'New' math was introduced this year to all Southwest mathematics students. From the required courses of general math to the elective courses of algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and analytical mathematics, Southwest students have been instructed in the math of today and the future. 14 Extra credit for track meets Will you buy fhii? Just add water and stand back. A. ANGELLAR H. STROBE L For students interested in science, the Southwest science department offers a stimulating challenge. Junior high students learn general science while senior high students may choose from the electives of biology, physics, and chemistry. In BSCS biology and CHEMS chemistry the learning of concepts rather than factual material is stressed. A similar program is soon to be introduced in SCIENCE S. STRAND MRS. S. SWANSON L. HAAIAND C. PEARSON M. PETERSON physics. 15 You'll be responsible for this in your notebooks Is it one I can tell to my grandmother? MRS. K. FRIEDRICH MRS. A. LEWIS MRS. A. MAXFIELD WO UE ECONOMICS Home economics instruction is offered to all Southwest girls. At the junior high level emphasis is placed on the fundamental skills of cooking, sewing, and child care. In the senior elective courses, clothing, foods, and home and family living, girls work on projects of individual interest. M Hp to end to. end to.. If you'll lift the needle. I'll move my hands 16 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Serving as a stepping-stone to further vocational education are the industrial arts courses. In junior high school a sampling of various courses is given. Later, in senior high school, the individual student is free to specialize in the courses which interest him. Available to the industrial arts student at Southwest are courses in architectural drafting, electricity, electronics, graphic arts, metals, and woodworking. M. BJORUN P. JACOBS J. LIND E. MAGHAN H. MAYO R PAPAS 17 A simple adjustment on this quoin. ART You call this art? J. SOCHX MRS. K. SUTTON D. WEYDT ONE ARTS The Southwest art department strives to give its students an appreciation and understanding of art which will enrich their daily lives. Students are introduced to art in junior high, and in senior high elective courses, students are encouraged to work on individual projects. Southwest students have the opportunity to participate in vocal or instrumental music from grades seven through twelve. In junior high students are given a choice between the two types, and they may continue in senior high school with hopes of joining either the senior band, senior choir, or the Choralettes. O. DAHLE MISS 0. REAVIS English D. STOYKE MRS. A. TIECE History Swing it, Don. Where did you soy you lost your contact lens? physical education Helping students keep physically fit is a goal of the physical education department. Emphasis is placed on team sports during the junior high years. In the senior high school the emphasis changes to individual sports and activities such as tennis, archery, and tumbling. The physical education department also has an intramural program for the junior high school students. In grades 9 and 11 health is a required course in the physical education program. The object of the game is to hit the boll. A. BANKS MRS. F. ROGERS P. FORD MRS. R. STEWART D. HAt ORSON MRS. F. THIEL I'll teach himl 19 l.-R. - MRS. W HUGHES, MRS. R. NORTON, MRS. A. BROWNING, MRS. H. BURDITT, MRS. R. CAROW, MISS B. GORDON, MRS. I. DAHL. Not pictured: MRS. F. LONG. CUSTODIANS Representing the custodial staff is E. SORMAN. Other members of the janitor-engineering staff are J. McCabe, W. Keefe, A. Babich, K. Petersen, J. Sharpe, G. Sorenson, H. Waterman, and Mrs. T. Kerkering. 20 E. SORMAN Some work begins here. COOICC L.R. - MRS. V. MICHAELSON, MRS. H. KHRISTENSEN, MRS. M. WALLIN. MRS. S. GREEN. MRS. M. MOLITOR. MRS. A. VIRGIN. MRS. R. NELSON. MRS. S. OLSON. Not pictured: MRS. L. MULOUEEN. 21 They come and come and come and come. 22 SENIORS The rung of a ladder was never meunt to rest upon, but only to hold a man s foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. Thomas H. Huxley 23 SENIOR- ELECTIONS — TO STRIVE, TO SEER, TO FIND, AND MOTTO MELD. Rost Williams, Mark Kohn, Alan Qua ms tram ndo Williams Bruce Knowles Rick Lind Elections began with seniors registering to vote. Candidates were chosen, signs were put up, and the campaign party was held. Friday morning speeches and skits were given and final votes were cast. The following Monday the results were announced and our 1 967 officers were presented to the class. Nancy Leinmger, Julie French Bruce Knowles NQWf £ 24 Janet Carlson Mark Miller Wes Bigelow, Mark Jaffee, Jennifer Skaug senior officers SEATED: Morsho Engle, Girls Sergeant at Arms; Dana Sistermon, Secretary cr President; and Kevin Faus, Boys' Sergeant at Arms. NDlNG : Mark Miller, Treasurer; Lonny Thiel, Vice President; Bruce Knowles, SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL n°Lh,e K h!7rn' MafSh? En9lC;.M,| ?h, P0 0 S,i,erman' Georgia Hartwell. Sand, Grossman, and Steph Brain. STANDING: Mork Kohn, Mark Miller, Bill Hursh. Bill Coppage. Lonny Thiel. Kevin Faus. Greg Hawks, Bruce Knowles, and Ross Williams 25 BEST ALL AROUND Bruce Knowles and Vickie Tilseth OUR AMBASSADORS Gisela Urbahn, Rezo Ghaffari and Gudrun Haldorsdottir SENIORS SELECT ’67 BEST LOOKING April Schwartz and Fritz Meili MOST INTELLECTUAL Judy Cohen and Howard Atkin MOST TALENTED MOST TALKATIVE Dove Perry and Georgia Smith Bill Coppage and Garnet Johnson WALL OF FAME • • • MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Hadley Clarren and Linda Williams PEPPIEST Jennifer Skaug and Rick Lind 27 DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Mike Sovis and Steph Broin MOST ATHLETIC AND MOST FEMININE Mary Fischer and Kreg Kapitan . . . THE BEST EVER ! 28 CLASS CUT-UPS Jon Gurban and Dana Sisterman MOST CONGENIAL Marsha Engle and Kevin Faus SNO-DAY EVENTS OF THE DAY Reading of the Scroll Coronation — King Jon Gurban Princes: Kreg Kapitan, Kevin Faus, Mark Condon, Lanny Thiel Three-legged Race Student Faculty game — Students won Rag Ball teams Tug of War Beating Vocational Dance — The Milestones The crowning of Snohng Jon Gvrbon Three-legged roc faces if ups and downs. Noncy Murphy and Bob Williams Mike Sovis or d Borb Trebisovsky Johnson, Eddy Evans, Sandy Grossman and Wes Bigelow Janet Shomp. Volli Preiner. and Jack Long donee to The Milestones Sno-kmg Jon Gurbon and friend 29 Howard Atkin Janet Carlson Hadley Clorren Cynthia Coleman Douglas Jones Patricia Heath Linda Ostrom Margaret Loud Stephen Rholl Barbara Rude Sixty-three Southwest students pursued their studies diligently to earn the gold braid at graduation. Honors diplomas were awarded to those students who achieved a 3.2 average. Ten of these sixty-three won top honors for having maintained at least a 3.75 average throughout high school. Three seniors qualified as semi-finalists in the national Merit Scholarship competition. Southwest can certainly be proud of the fine academic record of its 1967 graduates. 30 HONO Q DIPLOMA ROW 1: Sue Kirkwood, Debby Smith, Cothy Crone, Steph Wurtz, Kothi Christmon. Yvonne Johnson, Borb Rode ROW 2: Judy Cohen, Bonni Horthill, Mary Sanders, Marsha Engle, Doug Jones, Volli Priener. Barb Melcher. Kay Fleming. ROW 3: Noncy Hultin, Con Solrzman, Hadley Clorrne, Noncy Liemnger, Jeanne Carlson, Kathy Johnson, Steph Carr. ROW 4: Janet Carlson, Solly Hale, Anne Wallace, Carol Carpenter, Janet Lund, Georgia Smith, Sarah Thompson, Margaret Loud. ROW 5: Mickey deWerfl, Tncio Lewis, Zone Lumelsky. Karne Hofstrom. Jomce Dohle. Marcra Woods. Undo Ostrom ROW 6: Pam Buck. Bruce Knowles, Nancy Murphy, Pot Heath, Betty Harrison, Mark Miller, Janet Shomp. Noncy McNoghten ROW 7: Pot Nelson. Beth Johnson, Beth Franzen. Mary Angl.m, Tom Holland, T.m Titus, Mark .berbaunv ROW 8: Tom Thorsell. Linda Williams. Landrum Wise. Howard Atk.n, Dodd Lamberton, Steve Rholl. Alan Raymond. Bob NOT PICTURED: Cynthia Coleman, Jonelle Peterson 31 Linda Alexander m Cheryl Allen Terry Althoff David Andersen Craig Anderson LINDA A. ALEXANDER . . . Alex . . . Linda was a member of Chora Club and D.E.C.A . . . served as on office aid . . . enjoys dancing one water skiing . . . will attend Minneapolis School of Business . . . secre ombihon: to be a nurse in Korea. CHERYL L. ALLEN . . . Cher was o member of Y-Teens ond Spotlighfer: . . . participated in Pep Club and F.T.A. . . . worked at the Doir Queen . . . secret ambition: to be a social worker. TERRY J. ALTHOFF ... Ter enjoys skiing and fishing . . . plans to go tc college . . . secret ambition: to be a spy. DAVID ANDERSON . . . Melon . . . Dove was on the football team and o member of S Club . . . would like to trovel . . . secret ambition: to moke a million by the age of forty. CRAIG P. ANDERSON . . . Craig wos manager of the hockey team . . . participated in bowling . . . interested in radio control and car racing. JUDY ANDERSON . . . Judy was in the orchestra and a member of Y-Teens . . . served as an office aide . . . wos on committees for homecoming, Shamrock, ond Charley's Aunt . . . worked at Dayton's. KENNETH R. ANDERSON . . . Peanut. . . Kenny participated in sophomore and varsity football . . . was on the sophomore and J.V. hockey teams and was a member of S Club. SCOTT S. ANDREASEN . . . Scott participated in wrestling ond was in Junior Achievement . . . was an Eagle Scout ond a junior assistant scout master . . . plans to attend Mankato State College. JOHN C. ANDREN . . . John wos manager of the football team . . . served on the stage crew . . . was a member of the band and worked ot the Pizzo Gardens . . . will attend Gustavus College. MARY E. ANGLIM . . . Mary wos president of the Spanish Club and served on Student Council . . . participated in A.F.S., F.T.A., and Pep Club . . . wos chairman of the homecoming progrom ond school ploy make-up committees . . . worked on Shamrock and Sweetheart committees . . . represented Southwest on Penney s Teen 8oard . . . won Honors Diploma . . . plans o career in elementary education. ROBERT L. ARLANDSON . . . Ar ee . . . Bob participated in sophomore football and bosketball . . . was a member of D.E.C.A. . . . plans to attend college. HOWARD B. ATKIN . . . Howard served on the Student Council. . . was president of N.H.S.. . . participated in A.F.S. and Chess Club . . . was business monager of the Arrow . . . voted Most Intellegent in the Hall of Fame . . . was o homecoming escort and a biology lob assistant . . . served os chairman of commencement progrom committee . . . received Top Honors . . . plans on attending college in the fall. DEBORAH ATWOOD . . . Debbie participated in Spanish, French, and Latin Clubs . . . was a member of Spotlighters . . . served on the school play and homecoming progrom committees . . . secret ambition: to climb every mountain and fulfill every dream. JEFFREY R. AUSTIN . . . Jeff wos a member of Choral Club and Graphic Arts Club . . . worked at Lund's . . . plans on joining the Navy. PEGGY M. BAILLARGEON . . . Peg was octive in Y-Tcens and Spotlight-ers . . . served as a Red Cross representative . . . worked as o test tube washer . . . secret ambition: to join the Morines. KEITH D. BAKER . . . Fostback . . . Kieth wos cost in the 66 school ploy . . . served os co-chairman of the senior float . . . plans to take flight troining . . . secret ambition: to promote fostbacks throughout the midwest. MARGARET 8ARKLEY . . . Peggy participated in A.F.S., Y-Teens, ond Spotlighters . . . served on a committee for Amohl . . . enjoys swimming ond skiing. ROBERT J. BARRETTE . . . Bob was on the work progrom . . . participated in football and J.V. hockey . . plans to go to college JOSEPH E. BARTOLETTI . . . Joe wos on the work program . . . participated in wrestling and D.E.C.A. 32 Judy Anderson Kenneth Anderson And I've got a date tonighti Morsio Engle Scoff Andreasen John Andren Robert Arlondson Howard Atkin Deborah Atwood Jeffrey Austin Peggy Baillargeon Keith Baker Margaret Barkley Robert Barrette Joseph Bartolefti 33 West ley Bigelow Steven Bjur Helen Boddy David Boe National Merit Semi-finalists: Pot Heath. Doug Jones, and Judy Cohen. Steven Bergquist Nancy Bernhagen ■1 Raymond Benglt Judy Benson Jo Marie Berger Carol Bergmann RAYMOND E. BENDT . . . Ray enjoys skiing and cars . . . secret ambition-to be a rich bachelor. JUDY L. BENSON . . . Benny . . . Judy was a member of Y-Teens and Spotlighters . . . served on committees for homecoming and Charley's Aunt. . . enjoys water skiing and reading . . . planning to attend nursing school in the foil. JO MARIE BERGER ... Jo participated in Germon Club, Spotlighters, and Latin Club . . . served on Junior Class Council and Student Council . . . was a member of Y-Teens and Pep Club. . . enjoys skiing and soiling. CAROL A. BERGMANN . . . Carol was a member of Y-Teens and participated in German Club . . . served os a candystriper . .enjoys music and the piano . . . plans to study medical technology STEVEN S. BERGQUIST . . . Berfey . . . Steve was on the J.W. hockey team . . . enpys woodworking and hunting . . . worked at Holiday . . . plans to enlist in the Air Force. NANCY J. BERNHAGEN . . Nancy served as a phy. ed. leader and of- _ fice aide . . . wos a member of German Club, N.H.S., Y-Teens, and A.F.S. . . . participated on Shamrock, homecoming, and commencement decorations committees . . . plans to attend Morningside College . . . secret ambition: to see the 1968 Winter Olympics. WESTLEY B. BIGELOW . . . Lima . . . Wes wos aciive in football, wrestling, baseball, and was a member of S Club . . . served os a lunchroom monitor. . . participated in Spotlighters . . . secret ambition: to live and die with a deck of cards in his hands. STEVEN W. BJUR . . . Steve was a foreign language aide . . participated in Latin and German Club . . . served on the baccalaureate committee . . . will attend Shelton College in NJ. HELEN R, BODDY . . . Helen was active in Y-Teens ond Spanish Club . . . will attend the University of Santo Domingo . . . secret ombition: to be a camp counselor. DAVID G. BOE . . . Bullwinkle . . . Dave en|oys cars ond airplanes . . . worked at a gas stotion and at Dayton's . . . would like to go to school and take flying lessons. RICHARD BOEHM . . . Scratch . . . Rick was on the golf team . . . participated in F.P.A.. . . $njoys golf and pool. . . will attend the university .. . secret ambition: to break the bank in Vegas. JENNY M. BOGREN . . . Jenny wos a member of Y-Teens and Pep Club . . . served on banquet and decoration committees . . . was a phy. ed. leader . . . plans on attending college. GEORGIA J. BOMMERSBACH . . . Georgia participated on the swimming team . . . was a member of Spotlighters and Y-Teens . . . would like to become a teacher. . . secret ambition: to swim in the Olympics. NICHOLAS J. BOOSALIS . . . Nick wos on the boseball team . . . served os a hall guard and was on N.H.S. . . . plans on attending college. BARBARA L. BOYLE . . . Bobbe was a member of Spotlighters . . . participated in Y-Teens, French Club and Girl Scouts . . . served on committees for Amahl, Charley's Aunt, ond homecoming . . . wos in the speech contest . . . secret ambition: to understand math and science. JACOBA BRAAM . . . Koospe wos a member of Y-Teens . . . enjoys all sports . . . worked at Sears . . , planning on o secretarial career. MARY M BRANLEY . . . More . . . Mai, oelonged to Sponish Club, Chor-alettes, and worked on the coronotion committee ond the U.N.E.S.C.O. drive . . . served os an office aide . . . plans to go to the University of Minnesota and teach elementary education. JOSEPH M. BRASSIL . . . Brazil. . . Mark served as a holl guard ... active in the Computor Club and Chess Club . . . worked at the Abbott Hospital . . . secret ombition: to enjoy working for a living. Mary Branley Mark Brossil Richard Boehm Jenny Bogren Nicholas Boosalis Jacoba Braam Georgia Bommersbach Barbara Boyle 35 Sandra Brett Janice Breen The face-off. John Teeter and Dove Peterson William Brisley Michael Broberg Stephanie Broin Carol Broude Jeffrey Brown Pamela Buck Margaret Buckvold Frances Burch 36 David Burton David Callaway Daniel Campbell Michael Carls Daniel Carlson Diane Carlson Janet Carlson Jeanne Carlson JANICE L BREEN . . . Jon porticipoted in Germon Club, Spotlighters, and Y-Teens. . . was o member of the Band and mixed doubles bodminton teom . . served on a Shamrock committee . . . would like to go into nursing. SANDRA L. BRETT . . . Sandy wos a member of A.F.S., and Y-Teens . . . served on committees for the school play and homecoming . . . worked of G K Dry Cleaners . . . would like to become o teacher. WILLIAM D. BRISLEY . . . Bill played boss for Dave Brady and the Stars . . . enioys art ond photography . . . plans to |oin the Air Force ond then go to college . . . secret ombition: to be a successful free lance photographer. MICHAEL L. BROBERG . . . Mike worked at Eddy Webster's . . . plans to go to college after the service. STEPHANIE J. BROIN . . . Steph wos senior editor of Wogrjf onion and voted Done Most for the School . . . wos decorations choirmon of the donee committee and invitations chairman on the Prom committee . . . served on the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Councils. . . was a member of the banquet committee . . . participated in Pep Club, Y-Teens, French Club, ond A.F.S. . . . future plans include the U. of M. . . . secret ambition: to be the first girl to attend West Point. CAROL 8ROUDE . . . Carol was a member of the Choir. . enioys bowling . . . plans to be a school teocher. . . secret ambition-, to move to a warmer climate. JEFFREY BROWN . . . J.L. . . . Jeff wos on the work progrom . . . participated in D.E.C.A. and A.F.S. . . . enpys traveling and plans to join the Navy, PAMELA S. BUCK . . . Pam was on the Arrow staff . . . participated in Pep Club, French Club, and Y-Teens . . . was on the decorating commmitfee . . . worked at the Comelot . . . plonnmg to major in French in college . . . won Honors Diploma. MARGARET BUCKVOLD . . . Buckvold . . . Peggy was o member of Y-Teens ond M.D.V.C. . . . was on the work program . . . will attend Minnesota School of Business . . . secret ambition: to take shorthond at 140 words a minute. FRANCES BURCH . . . Franme . . . Fran was a member of Y-Teens ond Choral Club . . . served as a switchboard operator. . . plans on a secretarial career . . . secret ombihon: to go to Californio ond learn to surf. DAVID S. BURTON . . . Dave was on the tennis teom . . . participated in A F.S. ond Spotlighters. . . enioys playing the guitor . . . secret ambition: to take on around-the-world-trip. DAVID L. CALLAWAY . . . Dave was a member of the wrestling team and in the Choir. . . interested in cors and hunting . . . will go to school or loin the Air Force . . . secret ambition: to sink the Q ball in the corner pocket. DANIAL D. CAMPBELL . . . Dan was a biology lab assistant . . . wos o member of the bodminton team . . . will attend Bemid|i State College . . . secret ambition: to go into business with Hugh Hefner. MICHAEL A. CARLS . . . Mike was co-coptom of the swimming team ond was on the sophomore football teom . . . was a member of SpoHight-ers and ”S Club . . . served os chairman of the class memorial committee . . secret ambition: to have a problem DANIEL CARLSON . . ; Dan wos a member of the trock teom . . . plans on pining the Armed Forces. DIANE M. CARLSON . Di served os a phy. ed leader ond was a member of Y-Teens . . enjoys skiing ond bowling . . . would like to major in phy. ed. at the U- of M. JANET L CARLSON . . . Janet was in the Cast of Chor ey's Aunt. . . participated m French Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, and Spotlighters . . . was a member of N.H.S. ond the Arrow staff artist. . . served os president of French Club . . . would like to become an artist. JEANNE E. CARLSON . . . Jeonme was a member of the Choralettes and Choir. . . participated in Y-Teens, Pep Club, and Red Cross . . . served on the bonquet committee . . . wos o member of Spotlighters and French Club . . . won Honors Diploma . . . will attend Gustavus Adol-phous College. 37 Jeffrey Carolus Carol Carpenter Stephanie Carr Shamrock Queen candidates: Carol Carpenter, Peggy Savage. Lynn Wallin, Mary Wallin, and Carol Cross Stephen Carlson Margaret Carroll Michael Carroll George Cherryhomes 38 Cynthia Chilstron Kathie Christman Hadley Clarren Moryellen Cooke Robert Copeland William Coppage George Cotter STEPHEN E. CARLSON . . . Steve enjoys bowling . . . plons to join the Armed Forces . . . secret ambition: to go to control data school. JEFFREY CAROLUS . . . Spider . . Jeff ployed basketball and baseball . . . participated in Germon Club ond was a member of Sophomore Class Council ond the class memorial committee . . . plans to attend college CAROL L. CARPENTER . . . Carol was scheduling editor for the Wogisfon-ion . . served as secretary of N.H.S., Germon Club, ond Sophomore Class Council . . . participated in Y-Teens, F.T.A.. and was a phy. ed. leader . . . was a member of the Band ond the badminton team . . . served os co-chairman of the Shamrock Swing ond was a Shamrock princess . . . won Honors Diploma . . . plans to attend Kolomazoo College. STEPHANIE CARR . . . Stephanie wos a member of Spotlighters ond served on the Arrow staff . . . interested in literature and politics . . . i future plans include the U. of M. MARGARET M. CARROLL . . . Mugs wos a member of Sophomore and Senior Class Councils ond was on the cop and gown committee . . . served as an office aide . . . participated on the girls' tennis ond bod-mmton teams . . . plans to attend college m the fall. MICHAEL J. CARROLL . . . Mike wos o member of Choral Club and wos on the wrestling team . . . will attend a college in the fall. GEORGE C. CHERRYHOMES . . . Chris was a member of the track team . . . participated in German Club . . . was on the debate teom . .. enjoys ploying the guitar and piano . . . secret ambition: to become a foremost journalist and social dropout. CYNTHIA A. CHILSTROM . . Gndy participated in French Club and Y-Teens . . . was a member of the Band . . . envoys sewing ... is planning a coreer in teochmg . . . secret ambition: to moke it through college. KATHIE M. CHRISTMAN . . . Kothie served on the Junior ond Senior Closs Councils ond was chairman of the class day committee . . . ocfive in Choir, Spotlighters and Y-Teens . . . was cost in Charity's Aunt... secret ambition: to be a chemist. HADLEY S. CLARREN . . . Hadley was voted Most Likely to Succeed and wos a representative to Boys State . . . served on the all-city Student Council . . . wos editor-m-chief of the Arrow and vice president of the Student Council. . . participated in A.F.S. ond German Club . . . wos president of Latin Club ond treasurer of N.H.S.. . . received a National Merit Letter of Commendation ond won Top Honors . . . was the top speaker for the debate team in district competition . , secret ambition: to change his nome to John. JUDfTH B. COHEN . . . Judy was associate editor of the Arrow and vice president of Germon Club . . . wos a member of N.H.S. and wos a National Merit Semi-finalist. . . voted Most Intellectual. . served as a language aide . . . plans to go to a medical school. CYNTHIA C. COLEMAN . . . Cindy was news editor of the Arrow . . served os chairman of the queen committee of homecoming ond wos o language aide . . participated in N.H.S., French Club, German Club, Y-Teens, ond A.F.S. . . . won Top Honors. CAROL COLIN . . . Carol was on the work program . . . participated in Y-Teens and Pep Club . . . will attend business school in the fall. MARK CONDON , . . Mark participated in hockey ond wos captain of the football teom . . . was a Sno Day prince . . . enioys sports ond reading . . . secret ambition: to play halfback for Green Bay. MARYELLEN COOKE . . Mare participated in Pep Club and was m Cho-rolettes . . . enjoys dancing ond reoding . . . plons to attend the Minnesota School of Business . . . secret ambition: to own the Purple Peanut. ROBERT F. COPELAND . . . Feet . . . Bob was in the cost of Charley's Aunt ond wos on the publicity committee for Amahl. . . was o member of A.F.S., ond Spotlighters . . . worked for Red Owl. . . secret ambition: to be a go-go doncer. WILLIAM K. COPPAGE . . . Bhnky . . . Bill was on the football, track, ond swimming teams. . . participated on the social committee. Senior Class Council, and Prom committee . . . wos voted Most Tolkotive . . served as a phy. ed. leader. . . would like to become a chemical engineer . . . secret ambition: to soil around the world. GEORGE J. COTTER . . . George wos a tronsfer student. . . previously participated on hockey and baseball teams. . worked for Target. . . plons to join the Armed Forces 39 Cothleen Cox Leslee Cranston Nancy Croft Catherine Crone Homeward Bound Mary Kroby Thomas Cronk Carol Cross Katherine Cude Janice Dahle Thomas Dahlstrom Glenda Dale Martha Dalton Bruce Danielson 40 Rollin Daubanton James Davidson Michael Detchons Mary deWerff Christine Dieringer Stephan Dimond Kim Doelz Elaine Douris CATHLEEN I. COX . . . Cathy was on the Wagiftanian staff . . . porti-cipoted in Pep Club and Y-Teens . . . served on homecoming and decoration committees and was commencement decorations committee chairman . . . worked at Bachmans . . . plans to attend college in the fall. LESLEE CRANSTON . . . Les was active in Pep Club and Y-Teens . . . served on homecoming and decorotion committees . . , was a member of Choralettes and secretary of the Choir. . . was chairman of the cap and gown committee . . . plans on attending college. NANCY E. CROFT . . . Nan was on the Wogittomon staff ond a member of a homecoming committee . . . was octive in Y-Teens . . . enjoys skiing and horseback riding . . . plans on attending college. CATHERINE A. CRONE . . . Crome . . . Cathy was a member of the Bond . . . was active in lotin Club, Y-Teens, and SpoHighters . . . plans to go into nursing . . . secret ambition: to catch a TOT.” THOMAS A. CRONK . . . Twig . . . Tom was co-captain of the hockey team . . . was on B-squod cross country and sophomore footboll teams . . . participated in Hi-Y, S Club, ond Graphic Arts Club . . . served as on Arrow sports writer . . , will attend the U. of M. CAROL P. CROSS . . . Carol was a Y-Teens chapter president ond a Shamrock princess . . . served on committees for Charley's Aunt ond Shamrock . . . octive in Spotlighters ond Junior Achievement. , . was a member of N.H.S. . . . participated in German Club . . . won Hon-ors Diploma . . . secret ambition: to be on occupational therapist. KATHERINE A. CUDE . . . Dimples . . . Kath was a phy. ed. leader and an Indionette . . . served on Sophomore Class Council. . . active in Y-Teens, Pep Club, and Spanish Club . . . plans to attend St. Cloud College . . . secret ambition: to live in Lakeville. JANICE DAHLE . . . Jon wos a Choir section leader, . . served on committees for Shamrock and cap ond gown . , . was a B-squod Indianette . . . participated in F.T.A., Y-Teens, ond Spotlighters . . . wos in N.H.S. ond the Arrow staff . . . will attend St. Olaf. THOMAS J. DAHLSTROM . . . Tom worked of a gas station . . . interested in hunting ond skiing . . . will mo|or in forestry at the U. of M. . . . secret ambition: to groduote with honors. GLENDA M. DALE . . . Pocahontas . . . Glenda was o member of French Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, and M.D.V.C. . . . served on a Shamrock committee . . . will ottend the U. of M. . . . secret ambition: to get on irresistoble sunton. MARTHA E. DALTON . . . Marty wos a Chorolettes section leader and a member of the girls swimming team . . . active in Spotlighters . . . plans to become a nurse . . . secret ambition: to live at the North Pole. BRUCE DANIELSON . . . Bruce wos an officer of Spotlighters ond a member of A.F.S.. . . ployed Phyllis Diller in the homecoming program . . . served on the class day committee . . . was in the cast of Charley’s Aunt . . . octive in Spanish Club ond Junior Achievement . . . secret ambition: to see the Statue of Liberty. ROLLIN L. DAUBANTON . . . Deek . . . Rollie hos worked at Red Owl ond is interested in skiing and hunting . . . plans to attend the U. of M. JAMES DAVIDSON . . . Jim served on a homecoming committee . . . participated in A.F.S. ond Spotlighters . . . would like to be an electronics engineer. MICHAEL DETCHONS . . . Mike participated in wrestling . . . worked at the Half Moon Restaurant . . . plons to attend the U. of M. MARY A. DEWERFF . . . Mickey served as faculty editor of the Wagiston-ion and wos a Y-Teens chapter president . . . active in A.F.S., French Club, and N.H.S.. . . wos on a play committee, and homecoming and commencement decorations committees . . . participated in the speech contest and was on the girls golf team . . . won Honors Diploma . . . plans to attend Cornell College. CHRISTINE M. DIERINGER . . . Chris was on the work program . . . worked for Penney’s . . . secret ambition: to always get what she wants. STEPHAN DIMOND . . . Steve wos a member of Radio Club and VA.C. . . . ployed with The Milestones’’ . . . plans to be a draftsman. KIM K. DOELZ . . . Clairol . . . Kim wos a member of sophomore football, trock, and cross cquntry . . . wos on the work program . . . plans to work for control data . . . secret ambition: to have blonde hair. ELAINE DOURIS . . . Sue . . . Elaine participated in Y-Teens, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, and German Club . . . would like to be an airline stewardess . . . secret ombition: to be a surf bunny. I 41 Mary Drewitz Thomas Droegemueller Cynthia DuVal Mary Eichhorn Nancy Eickhof Holly Eliason Steven Ellingson Patricia Enger Marsha Engle Allan Erickson 42 AARY C. DREW1TZ . . . Mor . . . Mary was a member of Sophomore Class Council and was president of Choralettes . . . was honored as queen of Job s Daughters . . . plans to attend the U. of M. . . . secret ambition: to learn how to parachute. HOMAS E. DROEGEMUELLER. . .Tom was on the trock and cross country teams . . . participated in S Club and Hi-Y . . . was a member of the Choir . . . will attend college. CYNTHIA L. DUVAL . . . Cindy served as co-captain of Indianettes and vice president of Chorolettes . . . was a homecoming committee chair-mon . . . active in Y-Teens, Student Council, and Pep Club . . .plans to attend business school. . . secret ambition: to sell more at Bjorkmon's than Claudio. MARY H. ElCHHORN . . . Acorn . . . Mary was an Indianette and a member of Choralettes . . . participated in German Club, Y-Tcens, Spo-tlighfers, and Pep Club . . . served on a homecoming committee . . . secret ambition: to play fullback for the Baltimore Colts. NANCY EICKHOF . . . Nancy was o member of Y-Teens, Spanish Club, and Pep Club . . . plons to become on airline stewardess. . . would like to travel. HOLLY A. EUASON . . . Holly was a member of Pep Club and Y-Teens . . . participated in French Club and A.F.S.. . . served on a homecoming committee and on the publicity committee for the ploy . . . secret ambition: to be a fast turtle. STEVEN ELLINGSON . . Steve participated on the work program . . . worked as a machinist . . . enjoys swimming. PATRICIA L. ENGER ... Pot was a member of Y-Teens and Chorolettes . . . plans to be a Navy nurse . . . enjoys sports. MARSHA J. ENGLE . . . Farley . . . Marsh was a cheerleader and voted Most Congenial and wos Senior Class Girls Sergeant at Arms . . . was o member of Senior Class Council and cap and gown committee . . . participated in N.H.S., Y-Teens, Pep Club, German Club and Band . . . served os a phy. ed. leader . . . secret ambition: to get her driver's license. ALLAN D. ERICKSON . . . Rick . . . Al wos a member of the Band . . . worked at a grocery store . . . plans to go to the U. of M. . . . secret ambition: to be a pilot. STEVEN ERICKSON . . . Steve was on the work program . . enioyscars. ROBERT B. FALLS . . . Bob was on the golf and sophomore football teams . . . served as a hall guard and athletic ticket salesman . . . was a member of N.H.S. . . . plans on attending college. NOLA D. FARNSWORTH . . . Nolo wos an Indianette . . . served as a phy. ed. leader ond a switchboard operator . . . active in German Club, Y-Tcens, and Pep Club . . . plons to attend the U. of M. KEVIN B. FAUS . . . Kev was Senior Class Boys Sergeant at Arms and voted Most Congeniol . . . served on Junior and Senior Class Councils ond as a hall guard . . . wos co optin of the wrestling team . . . participated on football and track teoms . . . active in S Club ond was a phy. ed. leader . . . will attend the U. of M. ROBERT B. FINE . . . Bob was active in swimming and track . . . served on the Arrow staff and on the class memoriol committee . . . participated in Germon Club, A.F.S., and was captain of the Chess Club . . . secret ambition: to be a star Olympic swimmer. 8AR8ARA A. FINK . . . Me . . . Barb wos a member of the Arrow ond Woyoke staffs . . . participated in Spanish Club, A.F.S., and Spotlight-ers . . . served os a Red Cross representative . . . was in the Orchestro . . . secret ambition: to outwrite Hemmingway ond outact Arkin. MARY E. FISCHER . . . Mary was a homecoming princess and an Indi-onette . . . voted Most Feminine . . . participated in Y-Teens and Choir and wos secretary of Chorolettes ond Indianettes . . . was a member of the senior banquet committee . . . future plons include college. CAROL K. FLEMING . . . Koy was a Y-Teens chapter president and wos copy editor of the Arrow . . . active in Spanish Club, F.T.A , and Spo-•lighters . . . won Honors Diplomo . . . secret ambition: to be the first movie star to be president. ELISABETH A. FRANZEN . . . Beth was a member of Choir and Chorolettes . . . participated in German Club and Spotlighters . . . enpys horseback riding and drawing . . . plans to attend Minneapolis School of Art. MARK W. FREDERICKSON . . . Fred . . . Mark wos treasurer of Hi-Y and a member of the Senior and Stage Bonds . . . served os V A.C. foreman and was on the Stage Crew . . . participated in Radio Club ond was a member of N.H.S. . . . secret ambition: to spend the rest of his life in college so he won't get drafted. Nolo Farnsworth Kevin Faus Robert Fine Barbara Fink Mark Frederickson 43 Elisabeth Franzen Julie Freij Julie French David Friedman Mark Gaddis Terrance Gale Bruce Gallos Janet Gast Bruce Gefvert JULIE M. FREIJ . . . Julie wos vice president of A.F.S. ond a member of the bond . . . participated in Y-Teens ond French Club . . . enjoys skiing and music . . . future plons include the U. of M. JULIE FRENCH . . . Julie wos a member of the Wagistanian staff ... active m Spotlighters, A.F.S., ond French Club . . . served on committees for homecoming, Charley's Aunt and closs memorial. . . would like to major in art history of the U. of M. DAVID M. FRIEDMAN . . . Freed . . . Dave enjoys attending sports events . . . worked os a stock boy . . . secret ambition: to be a wild boor hunter. MARK GADDIS . . . Mark wos on the work program. TERRANCE A. GALE . . . Tere served os secretory of F.T.A. . . . interested m skiing and camping . . . worked for the Radisson Hotel . . . secret ambition: to ride Whirlwind in the Kentucky Derby. BRUCE G. GALLES . . . Bruce transferred from Breck . . . plans to attend broadcasting school. JANET C. GAST . . . Janet was a member of Pep Club and Y-Teens . . . served on a homecoming committee . . . active in Spanish Club ond French Club . . . plans to go into teaching. BRUCE R. GEFVERT . . . Bruce wos a member of the track ond cross country teams . . . participated in Spanish Club, Spotlighters, ond S Club . . . was in the Stage and Pep Bonds . . . plans to attend college . . . secret ambition: to grow a melon. GARY L. GEMILERE . . . Jim . . . Gary served as a hall guard . . . wos a member of Choral Club . . . plans to go to business college . . . secret ambition: to breok the sound barrier — on foot. REZA GHAFFAR! . . . Reza wos our A.F.S. student from Iran . . . participated m Chess Club, A.F.S. and track . . . will attend the Tehran Institute of Technology . . . secret ambition: to return to the U.S. for graduate work. CATHERINE L. GIBSON . . . Katie was a member of the Choralettes ond Choir. . . participated in the speech contest ond was active in Y-Teens . . . enpys singing . . . secret ambition: to be a heavyweight wrestler for Mr. Mayo. VICKI L. GOLDSTEIN . . . Vickie was a member of Choir and Choralettes . . . participated in Y-Teens ond Pep Club . . . was Southwest's Junior Miss Teen Board Representative . . . was in German Club, F.T.A., ond A.F.S. . . . plans to go to the U. of M. TERESA L. GORRIE . . . Terrie was a member of the Choir and Choralettes . . . participated in French Club, Y-Teens, and Pep Club . . . enjoys skiing . . . secret ambition: to take a trip around the world. GEORGE R. GREEN . . . George was captain of the golf team . . . interested m all sports . . . will attend a college in the fall. STEPHEN S. GREENE . . . Steve was o member of D.E.C.A. and was on the work progrom . . . participated in cross country . . . interested in sports and cors . . . plans on attending a junior college . . . secret ambition: to race cors. JOHN N. GROSSMAN . . . Bagel. . . John participated in Spanish Club, Spotlighters, and was on the stage crew . . . was a member of the Arrow staff and served on committees for homecoming, commencement ond the school ploy . . . plans to major in theotre orts in college . . . secret ambition: to have Keith Baker coll him on Christmas. SANDRA M. GROSSMAN . . . Ballpeen . . . Sondi served on committees for homecoming. Prom, and the oil-school ploy . . . active in Y-Teens, Pep Club, and was a choir section leader . . . participated in the speech contest and was on the social committee . . . was a member of Senior Class Council ond Spotlighters . . . secret ambition: to walk through Kreg Kapiton's eyebrows barefooted. DONNA J. GRUENHAGEN . . . Poke . . . Dormo was active in Y-Teens . . , worked at Donaldson s . . . plons on attending business school. 44 Gary Gemilere Rezo Ghaffari Catherine Gibson Vicki Goldstein George Green 45 Stephen Greene John Grossman Sandra Grossman Donna Gruenhagen James Haaland Sarah Hale Tracy Hall Cudrun Holldorsdottir Constance Halpern Linda Hammer Jill Hanson Judy Hanson 46 Elizabeth Harrison Sheila Harrison Thomas Harrison Bonita Hartill Susan Hartley Georgiadee Hartwell Gregory Hawks Patricia Heath CHRISTIAN L. GRUSS . . . Chris wos on the footboll teom . . . plans to attend college in the fall. JON R. GURBAN . . . Curb . . . Jon wos captain of the basketball team. and a member of the social committee . . . voted Class Cot-up . . . participated in track and B-squad cross country . . . was a homecoming escort and a Sno King . . . wos on Donaldsons' Teen Board and a member of S Club . . . plans to attend college and travel. . . secret -ambition: to be a professional girlwotcher. JAMES HAALAND . . . Dutch . . . Jim was a member of German Club and Hi-Y . . . was on the golf team and participated in bowling . . . interested in skiing and antique cars . . . plans to attend St. Olaf . . . secret ambition: to get rich and live in Switzerland. SARAH E. HALE . . . Sally was business manager of the Wogiitanian . . . participated in N.H.S., A.F.S., ond German Club . . . served os chairman of a Shamrock committee and wos a Band drum majorette . . . was on the senior memorial committee . . . plans to attend college in the fall. TRACY J. HALL . . . T.J. . . . Tracy was manager of the bosketboll team . . . served on a committee for the school ploy . . . active in A.F.S. and Spotlighters . . . wos a member of the Art Guild . . . secret ambition: to be a minister and to help fatherless boys. GUDRUN HALLDORSDOTTIR . . . Runa wos our exchange student from Icelond . . . wos active in A.F.S., German Club, Y-Teens, and Chor-alettes. . . plans to attend college in Iceland . . . secret ambition: to be an airline stewardess. CONSTANCE B. HALPERN . . . Connie served on the Junior Class Council and was a Prom committee chairman . . . participated in French Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, ond Art Guild . . . interested in art. . . plans to ottend college in the foil. LINDA HAMMER . . . Lou . . . Linda was o member of Choir ond Chor-alettes. . . served on the banquet committee and was a Red Cross Representative . . . participated in Y-Teens, Pep Club, Spotlighters, and French Club . . . would like to become a nurse . . . secret ambition: to live in poverty. JILL HANSON . . . Jill was a member of the Choir. . . active in Pep Club and Y-Teens . . . participated in Spotlighters and Spanish Club . . . would like to go into social work . . . secret ambition.- to win the Indi- anapolis 500 so she can go to Egypt and dance. JUDY A. HANSON . . . Judy was o member of Choir ond Choralettes . . . participated in F.T.A. and Spotlighters . . . was a Y-Teens chapter president and a member of Pep Club . . . worked on committees for Shamrock and the school ploy . . . will attend St. Cloud College ELIZABETH A. HARRISON . Betty was active in Student Council, Y-Teens, and Spanish Club . . . was a Red Cross representative ond a member of Spotlighters . . . served on committees for homecoming and the school ploy . . . was in Junior Achievement . . . secret ambition: to be a go-go dancer. SHEILA K. HARRISON . . . Sheila wos o member of Y-Teens ond Pep Club . . . served on Shamrock ond homecoming committees . . . participated m German Club and Spotlighters . . . will attend St. Cloud College. THOMAS M. HARRISON . . . Har . . . Tom enjoys hunting and fishing . . . is an apprentice at Twin City Optical Co.. . . plans to go into the Air Force. BONNIE L. HARTILL . . . Bon-Bon . . . Bonnie was student director of Amah!- and Charley's Aunt' . . . participated in Y-Teens, German Club, and was an officer of Spotlighters . . . served on the cop ond gown committee . . . was active in F.T.A. ond A.F.S. . . . secret ambition: to go to Europe before she is twenty-five. SUSAN HARTLEY . . . Sue was a member of Y-Tcens and Choral Club . . . served as an officer in Choralettes . . . worked at Kresges . . secret ambition.- to travel GEORGIADEE HARTWELL . . George was a member of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Councils . . . participated in Y-Teens, Pep Club, ond French Club . .'. served on the commencement committee . . . plans to attend Anderson College . . . secret ambition: to donee. GREGORY A. HAWKS . . . Superhawk . . . Greg served on Senior Class Council ond Student Council. . . was an Eoglc Scout. . .was on sophomore ond varsity football, wrestling, and track . . . participated in S Club, A.F.S., ond Hi-Y . . . was a member of the Band . . . secret ambition: to live to be 120 — not necessarily by clean living. PATRICIA A. HEATH. . . Pat wos o Notional Merit Semifmalist. . .served on committees for homecoming and senior will . . participated in French Club, F.T.A., German Club, ond A.F.S. . . . wos a member of N.H.S. . . . wos picture editor of the Arrow . . . won Top Honors. 47 I Barbara Hebner Ronald Hechter Linda Helme Alan Henaman Oonald Herkenhoff Robert Hildreth Reid Hiltsley Karen Hofstrom BARBARA HEBNER . . . Barb wos active in French Club, Pep Club, and Y-Teens . . . wo on the make-up committee for Amohl and Charley's Aunt. . . worked at a bakery . . . secret ambition: to own a St. Bernard farm in the Swiss Alps. RONALD J. HECHTER . . . Lightning . . . Ronn's secret ombition is to be o basketball player. LINDA J. HELME . . . Lynn was a member of N.H.S. and Junior Achievement . . . served on a Shamrock committee . . . participated in Y-Teens and German Club . . . will attend the U. of M. ALAN D. HENAMAN . . . Al served on the Student Council ond was business manager of the Choir . , . was a member of sophomore hockey and Hi-Y . , . participated in French Club . . . will study law of the U. of M. . . . secret ambition: to make a million. DONALD L. HERKENHOFF . . . Don enjoys water ond snow skiing . . . will go to Dunwoody ond train to be a carpenter. ROBERT HILDRETH . . . Bob wos on the work program . . , plans to attend college in the fall. REID F. HILTSLEY , . . Hilts . . Reid was on the work program . . . wos treasurer of D.E.C.A. . . . enjoys water skiing, scuba diving, ond cars . . . secret ambition: to take a three month vacation. KAREN M. HOFSTROM . . . Karen wos an lodianette and served as a P.A. announcer . was Southwest's representative to Donaldson's Teen Board . . . was a member of the choir and Choroleftes . . . active in Pep Club ond Y-Teens . . secret ambition.- to hove fun at a school sock-hop. JAMES O. HOIUM . . . Jim is interested in electronics ond ort. THOMAS H. HOLLAND . . . Tom served os a Choir section leader and circulation editor of the Arrow . . . wos a member of the tennis ond badminton teams . . . participated in German Club, N.H.S., and Hi-Y . . . served os o library aide ond wos active in S Club . . will attend the U. of M. . . . won Honors Diploma. JON E. HOOGENAKKER . . . Hoog . . . Jon is interested in archery and rocketry . . . plans to |oin the Navy after graduation. KEITH HOTAL . . . Keith is interested in cars. MARY E. HOVLAND . . . Mare served on a homecoming committee . . . was a member of Y-Teens . . . enjoys sewing and drawing . . .plans to go into nursing. TERRY L. HOWG . . . Terry wos on the golf and wrestling teams . . . lettered in trock and cross country . . . served on a homecoming committee ond on Student Council . . . was a member of the Band and $” Club . . . secret ambition: to beat Arnold Palmer at golf. ANDREW J. HRUBY . . . Drew was a member of Sophomore Class Council ond Spanish Club . . . was on the work program ond participated in D.E.C-A. . . . secret ambition: to become a metals teocher. NANCY P. HUDSON , . . Pence . . . Nancy wos a member of Y-Teens ond Pep Club . . . served on homecoming and cop and .gown committees . . . was a member of Choroleftes . . , will attend Mankato State College . . . secret ambition: to become a life guard. NANCY J. HULTIN . . . None was a member of Choir ond Choroleftes . . . worked on the special events section of Wogisfoman . , . participated in French Club, SpoHighfers, and Y-Teens . . . planning to go into the clergy. WILLIAM HURSH . . . Fatman . . . Bill was a member of the Sophomore, Junior, ond Senior Class Councils . . . participated in German Club ond sophomore football . . . was a homecoming float co-chairman and a homecoming escort . . . would like to be a ski instructor. MARK S. JAFFEE . . . Jaf . . , Mark was on the sophomore football, basketball and baseball teams . . . participated on varsity football, baseball, and swimming teams . . . served on the Student Council and on the Arrow staff . . . was a member of $ Club . . . served os ticket committee co-chairman for Charley's Aunt. . . secret ambition.- to be a rich bachelor so he can be a full time ski bum. JANE M. JENSEN . . . Jan was a phy. ed. leader and a member of the Orchestra . . . participated in A.F.S., Y-Teens, ond French Club . . . served os a Prom committee chairman . . . plons to go into nursing . . . secret ambition: to ploy a badminton match without throwing her racket. 48 James Hoium Thomas Holland Andrew Hruby Mark Joffee Nancy Hudson Jane Jensen 49 Well, It isn't Sunday. Jim Solsvig Jon Hoogenakker Kieth Hotal i| Nancy Hultin Terry Howg William Hursh Mary Hovland Carnet Johnson James Johnson Kathy Johnson Roark Johnson RANDAL L. JENSON . . . Randy was a member of the Senior and Pep 8and$ . . . participated in Sponish Club . . . plans on attending Abilene Christian College . . . secret ambition: to be a playboy in Monte Carlo. STEVEN J. JOHANNES . . . Joe . . . Steve was on the footboll team and on sophomore hockey . . . interested in automechanics and motorcycles . . . worked for Pure Oil. BRADLEY K. JOHNSON . . . Spool . . . Brad wos a member of Senior, Stage, and Pep 8onds . . . worked at the Rainbow Cafe . . . plans to attend Monkoto College . . . secret ambition: to be a professional gambler. ELIZABETH G. JOHNSON . . . Beth was a homecoming princess and served os special events editor of the Wagistanian . . . was chairman of the dance committee and a member of the choir. . . was a member of the Arrow staff and chairmon of the banquet committee . . . participated in N.H.S., French Club, and Y-Teens . . . served on the Sophomore Class Council . . . won Honors Diploma . . . secret ombitiomto have a private interview with Mao Tse-Tung. GARNET L. JOHNSON . . . Garn was a member of Indianettes, Choir, and Chorolcttcs . . . participated in Spotlighters, Pep Club, and Y-Teens . . . served on the banquet committee . . . was on Power's Teen Board . . . plans to attend the U. of M. JAMES G. JOHNSON . . . Jamie participated in trock and cross country . . . wos on the wrestling team . . . interested in sports . . . will attend 8efhel College . . . secret ambition: to be a Grond Prix race car driver. KATHY J. JOHNSON . . . Kothy transferred from Westchester, Pennsylvania where she wos a cheerleader . . . served on homecoming and banquet committees. . . participated in French Club and Spotlighters . plans to attend Drake . . . secret ambition: to become on interior uecorator and travel. ROARK D. JOHNSON . . . Roark was a member of the Arrow staff and the badminton team . . . participated in Chess Club, German Club, and French Club . . . enjoys skiing and golf . . . will attend the U. of M. ROBERT A. JOHNSON . . . Bob was on the sophomore basketball team . . , served as Hi-Y president . . . was on the tennis and sophomore baseboll teams . . . will attend Rose Polytechmcal Institute . . . secret ambition: to drive in the LeMans Race. ROGER E. JOHNSON . . . Uncle Rog. . . Rog was an editor of the Arrow 50 .. . served as treasurer of the Student Council ond was o representa- tive to Boys State . . . octive in N.H.S., Spotlighters, and A.F.S.. . . wos in the cost of Charley's Aunt . . . participated on wrestling team . . . will attend the U- of M. in the fall. SUSAN K. JOHNSON . . . Sue wos a Y-Teens chapter president and a member of Chorolettes . . . participated in Pep Club, French Club, ond Y-Teens . . . will attend St. Olaf. . . secret amtition: to be a teacher in France. SUSAN L. JOHNSON . . . Sue was a member of Y-Teens and Pep Club . . . will attend college in the fall. THOMAS I. JOHNSON . . . Tom transferred from Windom, Minnesota where he was a member of the Choir and Bond . . . participated in Choral Club . . . worked at the Thunderbird Motel . . . en|oys skiing and pointing . . . plans to attend college. YVONNE C. JOHNSON . . . Bonnie . . . Yvonne was president of Y-Teens . . . served on a homecoming committee and was chairmon of the baccaloureate committee . . . participated in Spanish Club, A.F.S., and Pep Club . . . was on the Arrow staff and a member of Chorolettes . . . served as a library oide . . . wos a phy. ed. leader . . . plans on attending college. DOUGLAS A. JONES . . . Doug was a National Merit Semifinalist ond a member of N.H.S. . . . served on the Student Council and Sophomore Class Council . . . was on the Arrow staff and a member of the Choir . . . was on the debate team and in Forensics . . . will attend college in the fall . . . won Top Honors. JOHN J. JOYCE . . . Joyce . . . John participated in sophomore ond vorsity footboll . . . served on committees for homecoming and the school play . . . was in the Spring One Acts . . . active in Spanish Club and Spotlighters . . . will attend St. Thomas College . . . secret ambition: to graduate from college. CANDACE S. JUREK . . . Condi was a member of Chorolettes ond Spo-tlighfers . . . served on committees for Amahl, homecoming, and the school ploy . . . would like to become a teacher for the mentally retarded. KREG M. KAPITAN . . That's My Boy . . . Kreg wos co-captain of the trock team and a member of the basketball and football teams . . . served os president of the Choir ond was voted Most Athletic . . . was on Sophomore Class Council and was a phy. ed. leoder . . . active in $ Club . . . wos up for Sno King . . . secret ambition: to shake the name Thots My Boy in college. Robert Johnson Roger Johnson Susan Johnson Susan lohnson SENIOR PHY. ED. LEADERS. SEATED: Jane Jensen, Kathy Cude. Yvonne Johnson, Marsha Engle, Carol Corpenter. KNEELING: Nolo Farnsworth, Janet Lund, Janet Carlson, Noncy Bernhogen, Dione CaHson, Pat Nelson, Jenny 8ogren. STANDING: Larry Reece, Mork Condon, Kevin Fous, Bill Coppoge, Kreg Kapiton, Doug Rood, Tom Sot-hre, Gary Lundberg, Jack Long. Yvonne Johnson Douglas Jones John Joyce Candace Jurek Kreg Kapiton 51 Susan Kirkwood Robert Kitson Janet Kjera Susan Knapp Ronald Knapp Bruce Knowles Mark Knutson Mark Kohn SUSAN K. KIRKWOOD . . . Sue served on the boccoloureote committee and on the Woyaki staff . . . participated in Spotlighters, German Club, and Y-Teens . . . won Honors Diploma . . . plans to attend the U. of M. ROBERT KITSON . . . Bob wos a member of French Club and Spotlighters . . was on the tennis team . . . participated in the school ploy . . secret ambition: to have peaches for breakfast, lunch, and dinner when he gets married, JANET M. KJERA . . . Jan participated in French Club and Spotlighters . . . was a member of Choralettes and Pep Club . . . interests include sewing and drowing . . . plons to attend Augsburg College. SUSAN K. KNAPP . Kathy served on homecoming and Shamrock committees . . participated in A.F.S. and Y-Teens . . . was a member of the Band and Choralettes . . . en|oys music and sewing . . . secret ambition: to be oblc to deliver a speech without having her knees knock together. RONALD H. KNAPP . . . Dr . . Ron wos on the swimming team . . . participated in S Club . . . wos on the badminton team . . . enioys swimming and hunting . . . secret ambition: to be a Green Beret. BRUCE R KNOWLES . . Barracuda Bruce was Senior Class President and was voted Best All-Around . . . was a representative to Boys State . . . Active in Hi-Y, Latin Club, and N.H.S. . . . was a member of Senior Class Council and Student Council . . . was co-captom of the cross country team and a member of the swimming team . . , participated m badminton and bowling . . . was on the track team . . . was a homecoming escort . won Honors Diploma . . . secret ambition: to run a 3:45 mile. MARK G. KNUTSON Mark was a member of the track and cross country teoms , . . participated m S Club and Hi-Y . . . was in the Bond . . . will attend college in the fall. MARK E. KOHN . . Nosecone . . . Mark served on the Junior and Senior Class Councils . . . wos a Student Council representative and chairman of senior elections . . . was a member of the hockey team ond the sophomore wrestling team . . . participated in S' Club and Band . . . served os a hall guard ond was co-chairman of the Prom . . . secret ambition: to grow to be six feet toll. PETER KOHNER . . . Pete was a member of the French Club . . . interested in skiing and cors . . . secret ambition: to hold the world's land speed record on Lake Street. MARY E. KRABY . . . Krabcs . . . Mary was on the work program . . held a |ob at the Richview Nursing Home . . secret ambition: to be a resident at the Richview Nursing Home. LAURA J. KRANITSKY . , . Laura wos on the work program and in Junior Achievement. . . wos a member of the Choral Club . . . plans to go to a trade school. SUSAN E. KUPCHO . . . Sue was a member of the Choir and Choralettes . . participated m Amahl and B-squad Indianettes. . . served on the Student Council, Red Cross, and cap ond gown committee. . . active m French Club and Pep Club . . . secret ambition: to porachute out of a plane. NANCY A. LADUKE . . . LaDukie . . . Nancy was on a homecoming committee ond a member of D.E.C.A. and Choral Club . . . worked for a model agency . . . secret ambition.- to get a rich, lovoble man and hove fun in life. GREGORY L. LALONDE . . . Serious One . . . Greg was coptom of the tennis team . . . participated in Hi-Y ond S Club . . . served on the doss day committee . . . was a member of the Stage ond Senior Bands. . . was a drum teacher . . . received superior rating for a drum solo at the State Music Contest . . . secret ambition: to make a special guest appearance with Dave Brubeck. DODD A LAMBERTON . . . Dude . . . was vice president of the Choir, A.F.S. secretary-treasurer, ond German Club sergeant-ot-arms . . . participated m badminton, tennis, N.H.S., and Student Council served on the Arrow staff ond on o homecoming committee . . . received a Notionol Merit Letter of Commendation . . . won Honors Diplomo . . future plons include the U. of M. J. SCOTT LEE . . . Scott was on the wrestling team and was o Student Council representative . . . was active in French Club, Debate, and Latin Club. . was on the Arrow staff. . . was on the cost of Charley's Aunt . . plans to attend St. Olof . . . secret ambition: to pattern his life after Tim Stonko and Nancy Murphy. NANCY R. LEININGER . . . Frosty . . . Nancy served os co-choirmon of 52 Nancy LoDuke Gregory LaLonde Queen Vickie Tilseth and Escort Bruce Knowles Nancy Leininger Joy LeRoy Patricia Lewis Thomas Lienke Dodd Lomberton Scott Lee S3 Richard Lind Mark Lorberbaum Martha Linderberg Lary Livingston John Long Margaret Loud David Lowe Zone Lumelsky Janet Lund Gary Lundberq Sir Frances Chesney at your service. Tim Stanko 54 Michael Lutsey Cheryl Maloney the Prom and was on committees for homecoming, decorations, ond class memorial . . . active in French Club, Y-Teens, ond A.F.S.. . . was o member of the Choir ond Choralettes. . . plans to ottend college. JOY LEROY . . . Joyous . . . Joy wos o member of Choral Club end Choir . . . active m Y-Teens . . wos on the work progrom . . will attend the Minnesota School of Business . . . secret ambition: to become an airline stewardess. PATRICIA LEWIS . . . Trish was active m Y-Tccns and French Club . . . porticipoted m the Spring One-Acts and the speech contest. . . wos co-chairman of the doss day committee and on a committee for Amohl . . . served as assistant student director for the school play . . . secret ambition: to own a house with a secret passage. THOMAS LIENKE . . . Links . . . Tom is planning to attend college in the fall. RICHARD A. LIND . . . Crow, Boby-fme . . . Rick participated in varsity football and sophomore basketball. . . wos a member of S club, the budget committee, ond a homecoming committee . . . was voted Peppiest m the class . . . future plans include studying low in college . . . secret ambition: to be the checker board scare crow. MARTHA J. LINDERBERG . . . Morty wos a member of the Choir, Y-Teens, and Art Guild . . . served on committees for Amohl. doss doy, and Charleys Aunt. . . was a chairman on the dance committee . . . secret ombition: to go to the Alps and break her leg. LARY W. LIVINGSTON . . . Lory lettered in track and was on B-squad cross country . . . enjoys camping ond scuba diving . . . received nomination to the Air Force Academy and is planning on a military career. JOHN M. LONG . . . Jack wos Spanish Club Sergeant-at-o ms and was on o homecoming committee . . . participated in frock . . . served as a phy. ed. leader. . . plans to attend the U. of M.. . secret ambition: to toke over at his dad's bar. MARK A. LORBERBAUM . . . Lorb, Red . . . Mark served os a biology lab assistant . . . participated in German Club and N.H.S. . . . served on the Arrow and Wogisfonian staffs . . . plans to motor in bio-medicine at the U. of M. . . . secret ambition: to cure the common cold . . . won honors diploma. MARGARET C. LOUD . . . Margaret wos secretary of German Club and wos active in Choir, Choroletfes, A.F.S., Y-Toens. ond French Club . . .was a member of the Arrow staff and N.H.S. . won Honors Diploma and Quill and Scroll . . . plans to ottend College. DAVID LOWE . . . Dove participated in track and cross country . . . worked at Shoppers City . . . plans to ottend the Merchant Marine Academy . . . secret ambition: to drive at Road America. ZANE C. LUMELSKY . . . Zone was active in debate, Gcrmon Club, and tennis. . . was progrom co-ord motor of Spotlighters . .served on the Student Council . . . was o member of the Arrow staff . . . plons to go away to college. JANET L. LUND . . . Lundo . . . Jon wos on the badminton and tennis teams . . . participated in Y-Teens, German Club and A.F.S. . was a member of Band, orchestra, and N.H.S. . . . won honors diploma . . . secret ambition: to become a ballerina. GARY W. LUNDBERG . . Boom Boom . . Gory served as a phy. ed. leader . . . participated in Spotlighters, F.P.A. . . . and French Club . . . secret ombition: to be a prosecutor at o Federal level. MICHAEL LUTSEY . . . Mike was a member of Art Guild ond Spotlighters enioys sketching and music . . . plons on a career in art . . secret ambition: to meet Cher. CHERYL A. MALONEY . Cheryl was a Y-Teens chapter president . . . was active in French Club, Spotlighters, Art Guild, and Choral Club . . . was on committees for Charleys Aunt and commencement took part in the state speech contest. . . plans to become a drama professor . . . secret ambition: to play the role of the Royal Empress in Anastasia. RICHARD L. MARTENSON . . . Rich was president of F.P.A , . . active in swimming and S Club . . . participated in A.F.S. Oub, and Germon Club . . . received a nomination to the Air Force Academy. LADD MARTIN . . . Ladd has worked in a car wash and a theater. . fut- ure plans include studying art m Europe . . secret ambition: to be as much a part of his work as a tree is to the ground. NANCY M. MAY . . . Peoches . . . Nancy was active in Choralettes, Spanish Club, French Club, and Spotlighters. . . was a member of the Woyoke staff ond served os an office aide . . . secret Ambition: to be a musicologist or on archaeologist. NANCY W, MCNAGHTEN . . . Nancy was active in Student Council, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Latin Club, ond Pep Club . . . won honors diploma . . . plans to ottend Ripon College . . . Secret ambition: to get one good knock on the senior boys. Richard Martenson Ladd Martin Nancy May Nancy McNaghten Thomas Medley Fritz Meili Barbara Melcher Roger Meredyk 55 Carol Meyers Mark Miller Michael Miller Robert Miller 56 Bonne Munson Jill Mura It And she thinks she's got problemsI Georgia Smith, Cheryl Allen, and Beth Fronzen Nancy Murphy George Mutray Stephanie Murray Daphne Nelson Larry Nelson Patricia Nelson Sandra Nelson Michael Nelson THOMAS MEDLEY . . . Thom designed the Sno-doy program cover . . .served on committees for homecoming, and Prom . . . was a member of Art Guild and D.E.C.A. . . . enjoys sketching and hopes to become a commercial artist. FRITZ A. MEILI. . . Frito . . . Fritz was on the soph, football and basketball teams . . . active in Choir, Student Council, and Spotlighters . . . was voted Best Looking . , . was on the cross country and golf teams . . . served as chairman of homecoming and on the doss memorial committee . . . was president of Spanish Club . . . represented S.W. on the Dayton's Varsity Board. BARBARA J. MELCHER . . Ranger . . . Barb was on the Woyake staff . . . participated in Spanish Club, Spotlighters, and served as an office aide . . . was o member of N.H.S. ond won honors diplomo . . . plans to be a conservationist. ROGER J. MEREDYK . . . Rog was octive in A.F.S., Spotlighters, ond French Club . . . wos a member of the Senior budget committee . . . plans to go to college ond become a lawyer . . . secret ambition: to commit polygamy legally. CAROL J. MEYERS . . . Core was publicity co-chairman of the 66 One-Acts ... on the art staff of the Woyake . . . worked on homecoming committee . . . octive in Pep Club and Spanish Club . . . secret amti-tion: to |Otn the Marines. MARK R. MILLER . . . Mohammed X . . . Mark was Senior Closs Treasurer . . . served on Sophomore and Senior Class Councils . . . participated in N.H.S. and Forensics . . . was captain of the debate team . . . worked on the Arrow . . . received Honors Diploma . . . plans on a career in low. MICHAEL R. MILLER . . . Mike was a lunchroom cashier . . . worked at Lund s . . . enjoys skiing . . . plans to attend the U. of M. . . . secret ambition: to be an engineer. ROBERT MILLER . . . Gory . . . Bob was on the work program . . . enioys com collecting . . . plans to attend college. JAMES R. MILNOR . . . Jim was stage manager for the homecoming program and Charley's Aunt . . . participated in A.F.S. ond Spotlighters . . . worked ot the Orpheum Theatre . . . secret ombition: to work for the State Department. JULIE MOLINE.. . . Julie was a Y-Teens member . . . worked on class play moke-up and cooking show committees . . . plans to attend the U. of M. next fall. LARRY MOLSTAD . . . Mols . . . Larry was on the work program . . . worked os a printing assistant. . . plans to move to Arizona after graduation. DAVID MOORMAN . . . Morms. . . Dave was a member of Choral Club and was on a homecoming committee . . . will attend college in the fall. MARSHANE K. MORK . . . Marsh . . . Marshane participated in Junior Achievement ond Y-Teens . . . was a member of Chorolettes ond Pep Club . . . plans to attend Minnesota School of Business MARGARET MUIRHEAD . . . Moggie was a member of Y-Teens and Pep Club . . . participated in A.F.S. and German Club . . . plons to attend college this fall. BONNE L. MUNSON . . . Bonne was a member of Y-Teens and Art Guild . . . will mapr in clothing ond textiles ot the U. of M. . . . secret ambition: to marry for money. JILL MURALT . . . Jill wos a member of Chorolettes ond Choir . . . participated in Amahl. . . worked ot Bndgemans . . . secret ambition: to live in Greenwich Village. NANCY K. MURPHY . . .Murphy . . . Nancy wos on the swimming team ond a member of the Choir . . . participated in A.F.S. and Spanish Club . . . was a member of Y-Teens and Spotlighters . . . plans to offend the U. of M. GEORGE MURRAY . . . Paunchy . . . George was on the sophomore football team . . . served as a hall guard . . . participated in S ' Club . . . enioys swimming and skiing . . . wos a member of varsity football ond wrestling . . . plans to join the Navy. STEPHANIE F. MURRAY . . . Steph wos active in Y-Teens and Spotlighters . . . plans to be a kindergarten teacher . . . secret ambition: to be the first woman ostronout. DAPHNE G. NELSON . . . Gina participated in Spotlighters and Y-Teens . . . worked as a waitress . . . secret ambition: to be a playboy bunny. LARRY A. NELSON . . . Oink . . . Lorry wos on the footboll and frock teams . . . was a memer of Hi-Y and French Club . . . interested in 57 Arlette Nordskog Glen Olsen Beverly Oman James Ondik skiing and mechanics . . . plans to attend college. PATRICIA B. NELSON . . . Pat was a Choir section leader . . . was chairman of Spanish Club program and homecoming publicity committees and ticket co-choirmon for Charley's Aunt. . . participated in Y-Teens and Spotlighfers . . . served as a phy. ed. leader. . . won Honors Diploma . . . plans on being a teacher. SANDRA NELSON . . . Sandy was a member of Y-Teens and participated in German Club and Pep Club . . . enjoys skiing and horsebock riding . . . plans to attend college. WILLIAM H. NELSON . . . Seymore . . . Bill was on the work program . . . participated on the wrestling team . . . plans to go to art school. DARREL P. NESS . . . Darrel was a member of the Bond . . . planning to attend a trade school. THOMAS NOBLE . . . Tom was a member of the sophomore and J.V. hockey teams . . . participated in Hi-Y . . . enioys skiing and dancing . . . plans to attend the U. of M. MARY L. NOGGLE . . . Mary was a member of the Woyafci staff . . . en-joys music and art . . . secret ambition: to make it through nursing school. ARLETTE L. NORDSKOG . . . Bunny . . . Arlette was on the work program and a member of D.E.C.A. ond German Club . . . worked for Penneys . . . would like to become a missionary in South Africa. GLEN OLSEN . . . Glen was in mixed doubles badminton and enioys sports ... is planning on attending the U. of M.. . . secret ambition: to search and destroy the abominable snowman. BEVERLY J. OMAN . . . Bev was on the work program . . . was a member of Choral Club and M.D.V.C. . . . enjoys sewing and singing. JAMES P. ONDIK . . . Jimmy wos a member of Latin Club and Art Guild . . . served on a homecoming committee and os a hall guard . . . will attend the U. of M. DEBORAH F. ORREN . . . Debby served on the senior will and play committees . . . participated in French Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, ond Spo-(lighters . . . was in the homecoming program ond on a homecoming committee . . . secret ambition: to be in a professional singing act with Pam. GERALD E. OSS . . . Jerry was a 1966 Craftsman of the Year. . . enjoys traveling . . . plans on joining the Navy or becoming a tool and dye maker. LINDA J. OSTROM . . . Ole . . . Linda was a Y-Teens chapter president . . . active in German Club and French Club . . . participated in N.H.S., Pep Club, Choroleftes, and was on the Arrow staff . . . won Top Honors . . . plans to |oin the Peace Corps. CLAUDIA J. PANKUCH . . . Claud wos a Choir librarian ond a member of Choroleftes . . . served os choirmon of Prom decorations and Y-Teens publicity committees . . . active in Pep Club and Art Guild . . . worked on the stage committee ond commencement decorations committee . . . plans to ottend the Minneapolis School of Art. JANET L. PEARSON . . . Pierce . . . Janet wos a member of the Choir and Red Cross . . . participated in Spotlighfers, A.F.S., Y-Teens, and Pep Club . . . plons to attend Bemidji State College. DAVID P. PERRY . . . Dave was on the hockey ond golf teams. . . voted Most Talented . . . participated in the Band and was Choir sergeant-at-arms . . . was on the Amohl cost. . . played with rhe 'Four-Fifths'' . . . tought guitar lessons. . . will attend the North Carolina School of the Arts . . . secret ambition: to be an orchacologist. JANELLE C. PETERSON . . . Janelle worked on the Prom decorotions committee and served as a library aide . . . active in F.T.A., Pep Club, Y-Teens, ond Spanish Club . . . won Honors Diploma . . . will attend St. Cloud College. GERALD D. PETIT . . . Jerry is a member of F.P.A. . . . enjoys art and hunting . . . will join the Navy after graduation. CHARLES A. PETTIPIECE . . , Chuck is in the Graphic Arts Club . . . was awarded the honor of 1967 Craftsman of the year. . . enioys swimming and bike racing . . . will attend Dunwoody Institute. VIRGINIA A. PINGATORE . . . Ginny was a member of Choral Club . . . enioys swimming ond water skiing . . . plans to attend business school. BARBARA M. PLOOG . . . Barb participated in Pep Club and Y-Teens . . . was a member of Choroleftes ond Choir . . . served on the banquet committee . . . enjoys art ond skiing . . . plans to attend college next fall. 58 Deborah Orren Gerald Oss Linda Ostrom Claudia Pankuch Janet Pearson David Perry Hey Poos, what comes after Z? Kevin Fays and Bill Hursh Janelle Peterson Thom Peterson Virginia Pingatore Barbara Ploog 59 John Plotnik Valli Preiner Rebecca Prentis Alan Quamstrom Patricio Ramstad Casey Randall Alan Raymond Colleen Reardon JOHN J. PLOTNIK . . . Plots . . . John wos in the homecoming program and participated in the career conference . . . plans to further his education . . . secret ambition: to meet more people and moke more friends. VALLI K. PREINER . . . Val served on committees for the spring one acts, homecoming, and commencement. . . wos a member of the Woyoke staff, Y-Teens, Art Guild, Spotlighters, ond Pep Club . . . secret ambition: to go to Paris ond become a fashion designer. REBECCA J. PRENTIS . . . Becky wos Giselo's A.F.S. sister. . . participated m Y-Tecns ond A.F.S. . . . wos a baton twirler. . . will attend Winona State College . . . secret ambition: to never blush agoin. ALAN R. QUARNSTROM . . . Brillo . . Alon's interests include keeping his car going . . . plans to attend college . . . secret ambition: to retire at the age of 21 with 25 million dollars. PATRICIA L. RAMSTAD... Pat wos art editor of the Wagistoman ... active in A.F.S., French Club, Y-Teens, and Art Guild . . . plons to attend Drake University . . . secret ambition: to own a yellow Porsche and get out of the grain belt CASEY S. RANDALL . . . K.C. . . . Case wos on the golf team and wos a member of S Club . . . plons to attend the U. of M. ALAN D. RAYMOND . . . A1 was on the Arrow staff ond the class day committee . . . was active in cross country, track . . . wos a member of German Club, Hi-Y, and Choir. . . won Honors Diploma . . . interests include skiing ond music. COLLEEN M. REARDON . . . Colleen wos on the work program and wos a member of D.E.C.A. . . . plans to work at J.C. Penneys . . . would like to work as o key punch operator. LARRY E. REECE . . . Lar wos on the football and wrestling teams . . . served as a phy. ed. leader and wos on V.A.C. . . . plons to go to Europe . . . secret ambition: to join Hell's Angels. ANDREA L. REED. . . Andy was on the Arrow staff and Sophomore Class Council . . . was active in Y-Teens, Red Cross, ond German Club . . . future plons include becoming a math teacher. JAMES T. REEVES . . . Whipped . . . Jim has worked in o service station . . . plans to enlist in the Air Force . . . secret ambition: to sell his cor. GAYLE M. REINERT . . . Gayle wos a member of Y-Tccns and on a homecoming committee . . . has worked at Bridgemans . . . plans to go into office work . . . secret ambition: to get her driver's license. STEPHEN A. RHOLL . . . Steve wos manager of the football and swimming teams . . . was vice-president of Latin Club ond active in German Club . . . was on the Arrow staff ond o member of N.H.S. . . . won Top Honors . . . plons to oftend U. of M. JAMES D. RIEN . . . Jim wos co-coptam of the frock team, was on the sophomore basketball ond varsity football teams . . . served as o holl guard . . . was o member of S Club and Choral Club . . . secret ambition: to be an instructor in Minnesota Outward Bound. LESLIE RIVERS . . . Leslie participated in Y-Teens, Spanish Club, and A.F.S. . . . enjoys sewing ond pointing . . . plons to attend a junior college. SUSAN ROMANO . . . Sue was editor-in-chief of the Wogistanian DOUGLAS P. ROOD . . . Doug served os a hall guard . . . was in the 66 class ploy . . . participated in golf ond wos o phy. ed. leader... secret ambition: to get rich. BARBARA J. RUDE . . . Barb was on the Wogistanian staff, was a Y-Teens chapter president. . . wos a member of Choir, o homecoming committee, and N.H.S. . . . won honors diploma . . . future plans include attending Macalester College to study longuoges ond work obrood. WILLIAM 8. RUSSELL . . . Russell ... Bill is interested in woodworking . . . has worked at Target. . . plons to join the Novy . . . secret ambition: to graduate. SANDRA K. SABART . . . Sam . . . Sandy wos o member of Chorolettes ond Choral club . . . participated in Y-Teens . . . worked of Donold-son s. . . plans to attend business school. . . secret ambition: to live in Mexico with Ess and become a pool shark. 60 Larry Reece James Reeves Stephen Rholl Mia Wallace ol work. Anne Wallace Andrea Reed Gayle Reinert Susan Romano Douglas Rood William Russell Barbara Rude Sandra Sabart Connell Soltzmon Marilyn Samstad Mary Sanders Virginia Sandhof Scott Sargent Thomas Sathre Kent Saunders Peggy Savage CONNELL L. SALTZMAN . . . Con wos president of A.F.S. club . . . participated m Spanish Club ond N.H.S.. . . served on Student Council and as a member of the tennis team . . . wos cast in Charleys Aunt . . . nominated to West Point. . . secret ambition: to be the owner and operator of a ski lodge. MARILYN K. SAMSTAD . . . Red in the Head . . . Morilyn served on a committee for Charleys Aunt. . . was a member of the Wo yoke staff . . . participated m Choralettes, Latin Club, and Spotlighters . . . plans to major in physical theropy in college . . . secret ambition: to follow the rood of life, with its ups and downs. MARY E. SANDERS . . . Mory was a homecoming princess , . . served os secretory of Student Council and Choir , . , was a sno-kmg attendant . . . participated on the committee for Charley's Aunt and the social committee . . . was a chairman on the donee committee . . . was active m Y-Teens, Pep Club, N.H.S., ond French Club . . . secret ambition: to own o rooster form. VIRGINIA C. SANDHOFF . . . Gmny wos o member of German Club, Pep Club, ond A.F.S.. . . wos active in Senior Band, Pep Band, ond Y-Teens . . . plans to attend the University of Colorado. SCOTT J. SARGENT . . . Scott participated in soph, football ond wrestling . . . served on the Student Council . . . was on the Homecoming float committee ... . future plans include being drafted. JHOMAS G. SATHRE . . . Ox . . . Tom was coptainof the baseball team ond co-captom of the hockey team . . . was active on the football team, S Club, Hi-Y, and Spomsh Club . . . served as o phy-ed leader . . . secret ambition: to be a 95 pound weakling. KENT D. SAUNDERS . . Suds . . . Kent was active in Hi-Y and was a member of the doss day committee . . . played in a band . . . plans to motor in Business Administration of the U. of M. . . . secret ombition: to sell guitars for Jim Lopez. PEGGY A. SAVAGE . . . Pas . . . Peggy was president of Pep Club ond all-school secretory for Y-Teens . . . wos octive in German Club, Red Cross, and A.F.S.. . . was a Shamrock queen candidate . . . plans to attend the U. of M. STEVEN A. SCHMICK . . Steve was a member of the Chorol Club . . . worked at Lunds . . . plans to be a pilot with the Air Force. KATHERINE A. SCHOENHOFF . . . Kathy served on committees for Charley's Aunt ond the spring one acts . . . participated in French Club, Y-Teens, ond Spotlighters. . . was in the speech contest. . . future plans include becoming on airline stewardess. PAMELA A. SCHROEDL . . . Pom was Y-Teens chapter president . . . worked on 66 ond 67 school ploy committees . . . participated in A.F.S. and Spotlighters . . . was on a homecoming committee and Sweetheart Swing committee . . . future plans include college. THOMAS L. SCHROEDER . . . Boston Bomb . . . Tom was on the golf team, sophomore wrestling team, and J.V. hockey feom . . . served on V.A.C. . . . plans to attend the U. of M. . . . secret ombition: to go on the winter golf tour. HOLLY S. SCHULTHEIS . . . Rusty . . . Holly served on the make-up committee for Charley's Aunt. . . was a member of Choralettes, Y-Teens, and Pep Club . . . secret ambition.- to be an airline stewardess. APRIL L. SCHWARTZ . . . Apey, Avril. . . April was co-coptain of Indi-oneffes, a homecoming princess, ond Chorr librarian . . was voted Best Looking m the class . . . wrote for the Arrow ond was active in French Club . . . future plans include college. DAVID SCHWEIBERGER . . . Schweibs. . . Dave was a member of Spanish Club and Hi-Y . . . participated in wrestling, and wos a member of S Club and Spotlighters . . . secret ambition: to become a Luckieft at Lucky s. ROBERTA S. SELNICK . . . Roberta served on committees for Amohl and Charley's Aunt. . . participated in Y-Teens, Pep Club, Spotlighters, and German Club . . . worked at Snyder s . . . plans to attend the U. of M. JANET L. SHAMP . . . Jon wos a Y-Teens chapter president, a Sno Day escort, a homecoming committee chairman, ond chairman of the Senior will committee . . . served on the school play committee and os on office aide . . . wos selected General Mills Homemaker of Tomorrow . . . secret ombition: to win the title Homewrecker of Tomorrow. LUANN L. SHERMAN . . . Louie participated m the work program . . . plans to attend Beouty School . . . secret ambition: to get married. 62 Steven Schmick Katherine Schoenhoff Pamela Schroedl Thomas Schroeder Holly Schultheis April Schwartz David Schweiberger Roberta Selnick Janet Shamp 63 S.W.'j No. 1 dress code offender. John Zostrow LuAnn Sherman Milton Sigel Peter Silbernagel Nancy Simon Dana Sisterman Jeffrey Skaug Jennifer Skaug Christopher Skoglund Nancy Siemers NANCY SIEMERS . . . Caprice . . . Noncy was o member of Y-Teens. . . served os on office aide . . . enjoys singing and acting . . . plans to attend Mankoto State College . . . secret ambition: to become o secretory. MILTON SIGEL . . . Mill was on the wrestling team . . . participated in German Club, A.F.S., ond Spotlighters . . . plans to mojor in interior design at Drake University. PETER J. SILBERNAGEL . . . Sibber . . . Pete was active in sophomore football ond J.V. hockey . . . plons to attend the U. of M. . . . secret ambition: to |Oin the Marines. NANCY L. SIMON . . . None wos o member of Choralettes and Choral Club . . . participated in Y-Teens . . . enjoys collecting stamps ond water skiing . . . secret ambition: to become a business teacher. DANA L. SISTERMAN , . . Dana was Secretary of the Senior Class, Vice-President of Spotlighters, Sergeont-ot-Arms of Spanish Club, and was voted Class Cut-up . . . was active in Choir, F.T.A., Y-Teens, and Class Council . . . was on Homecoming committee. Senior Memorial Committee, ond the Dance Committee . . . secret ambition-, to ploy the lead in Funny Girl. JEFFREY L. SKAUG . . . Jeff participated in wrestling ond B squad Cross country , . . was a member of S club ... is interested in drawing and all sports . . . plans to attend college JENNIFER L. SKAUG . . . Tunifer . . . Jenn was a cheerleader ond voted Peppiest in the class . . . wos active in Pep Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, ond Spotlighters, ond was a member of o homecoming committee ond Choralettes . . . secret ambition: to be cheerleoding advisor at Southwest. CHRISTOPHER L. SKOGLUND . ... Chris wos a member of the Wo yoke staff and French Club . . . enjoys ort of all kinds and plans to attend the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome . . . secret ambition-, to speak many languages. GRETCHEN L. SLEIZER . . . Gretch wos secretory of D.E.C.A. and active in Pep Club. Choral Club, A.F.S., and Y-Teens . . . served as an office aide . . . plans to attend business school . . . secret ambition: to become on airline stewardess. DEBORAH A. SMITH . . . Debi wos a member of Spanish Club ond Junior Class Council . . . participated in Y-Teens and A.F.S. . . . was chairman of o Prom committee ond a shamrock committee . . . plans to study art ond foreign relations . . . secret ambition: to go to Harvard. GEORGIA M. SMITH . . . Alabama . . . George was Treasurer of Choir, Sec.-Trees, of Band, and co-editor of the Y-Teens newspaper . . . was active m Spotlighters, Y-Teens, German Club, Student Council, and was on the Arrow Staff . . . had a leading role in Amahl and wos voted most talented . . . was a member of N.H.S. ond won Honors Diploma . . . plans to moior in music at U. of M. . . . secret ambition: to abolish the National Honor Society. JOHN F. SMITH . . . Jack participated in sophomore ond varsity football, sophomore baseball, ond trock . . . was a member of Hi-Y ond S Club . . . secret ambition: to drive the fastest car in the world. JAMES W. SOLSVIG . . .Abe. . . Jim wos co-captoin of the cross country team ond was on the track team . . . was a member of S'' Club . . . hopes to become a paratrooper . . . secret ambition: to chop wood in Siberia. NANCY P. SOMERS . . . None was a Y-Teens chapter treasurer and active in Pep Club . . . served as on office aide . . . plans to oftend nursing school. SHARON J. SORMAN . . . Sharon wos on the work program and worked at Penneys . . . wos a member of M.P.V.C. . . . plans to oftend the U. of M. MICHAEL V. SOVIS . . . Sov . . . Mike was Student Council president, president of German Club, and vice-president of F.P.A.. . . wrote for the Arrow staff . . . wos active in swimming ond sophomore football . . . wos voted to hove done most for the school . . . plans to go into Aerospace studies . . . secret ambition: to be a cow rustler on the Ewold spread. MARK STAFFORD . . . Mark wos on the wrestling teom . . . wos a member of S Club and F.P.A. . . . secret ambihon: to roce cars. JOSEPH STANGER . . . Ives . . . Joe was in the choir. . . was a member of the stage crew ond Spotlighters . . . enjoys cars and music ... secret ambition: to try to wake up before 3rd hour. 64 65 The library provides a quiet place of study for Leslee Cranston and Pete Silbernogel. Joseph Stanger Timothy Stanko Janette Storlie Richard Steele Georgene Stewart Michael Stone Well, it doesn't look like LSD Mr. Strobel. Bob Williams, Nancy Murphy, Dan Campbell, and April Schwartz. Brian Swing Alan Thiel 66 Susan Szaflarski John Teeter Judith Tenner Thomas Thielges Paul Thomas Sara Thompson Cheryl Thomsen Patricia Thorsrud Thomas Thorsell Vickie Tilseth Timothy Titus TIMOTHY M. STANKO . . . Tim participated in footboll and trock . . . was cast m Charley's Aunt . . . served os treasurer of S' Club and sports editor of the Arrow . . . octive in A.F.S., N.H.S., ond was a member of the Choir. . . participated in Spotlighters ond was a member of the Student Council. . . was a region winner in the speech contest. . . secret ambition: to fly like a bird os well os he can sing like one. RICHARD T. STEELE . . . Magoo . . . Rich worked os a lourneymon sign pointer and as a printer's helper. GEORGENE D. STEWART . . . George was Choir sergeont-at-arms . . . participated in Y-Teens, Pep Club, ond Choralettes . . . song in the homecoming program . . . plans to ottend the Minnesota School of Business . . . secret ambition: to be an airline stewardess. MICHAEL S. STONE . . . Mike was a member of the sophomore and varsity footboll ond baseball teams . . . served as a hall guord . . . was o member of S Club . . . plans to attend college in the fall . . . secret ambition: to throw the President o sharp sign. JANETTE L. STORLIE . . . Jan was treasurer of Indianettes, an officer of Choralettes, ond a member of the swimming feom . . . participated in Spotlighters, Y-Teens, and French Club . . . served on committees for Sweetheort, homecoming, and Amohl . . . secret ambition: to appear m a born blonde commercial. BRIAN SWING . . . Bnon was on the work program . . . participated in hockey ond Hi-Y . . . secret ambition: to travel. SUSAN M. SZAFLARSKI . . . Sue is interested in typing and working with children . . . secret ambition: to do something right. JOHN F. TEETER . , John was on the football ond track teams . . . participated in S' Club . . . plans to attend college in the fall. JUDITH P. TENNER . . . Judy was a member of the Arrow staff and was a Choir section leoder. . . served on committees for class doy and decorations . . . secret ombition: to get an A on one of Mrs. Welch's tests. ALAN C. THIEL . . . Lanny was Senior Class Vice President. . . served as sergeant-at-arms of the Choir and co-captain of the swimming team . . . participated in football, Senior Class Council, and was on the commencement committee . . . was president of S ' Club . . . active in N.H.S. . . . secret ambition: to play Torzan in a movie with Elke Sommer os Jane. THOMAS N. THIELGES . . . Tom was in sophomore football . . . served os stote president of D.E.C.A.. . . was a member of F.P.A. . . . owned the Pizza House . . . secret ambition: to own a chain of restaurants. PAUL THOMAS . . . Splosh . . . Paul served on the stage crew ond was cost in the 66 One Acts . . . worked at Target. . . secret ambition: to poss English. SARA A. THOMPSON , . . Sara was organizations editor of the Wogis-Ionian . . . active m A.F.S., Germon Club, Y-Teens, ond F.T.A. . . . Was a member of the Band and Orchestra . . . served on the senior will committee . . . secret ambition: to finally win a sailing regatta race. CHERYL L. THOMSEN . . . Cher was a Y-Teens chapter president ond a member of Germon Club . . . served os an office aide and on the bac-colaureotc committee . . . enjoys skiing and swimming . . plans to ottend Mankato State College . . . secret ambition: to spend o doy with Paul Newman. PATRICIA A. THORSRUD ... Pat served as an office oide ond was o member of Y-Teens . . . worked on the organizations section of Wogis-toman . . . enjoys reoding . . . plans to go to business school. THOMAS B. THORSELL . . . Tom was octive in German Club, Chess Club, A.F.S., and Computer Club . . . was a member of the tennis team ond served as a physics lab assistant. . . participated in N.H.S. . . . won Honors Diploma . . . plans to attend college. VICKIE L. TILSETH . . . Vickie was voted Best All Around and was captain of the cheerleaders . . . was a member of Choir ond Choralettes . . . participated m Pep Club and Y-Teens . . . was our homecoming queen . . . plans to attend the U. of M. this fall. TIMOTHY E. TITUS . . . Tim was active in Band, German Club, ond a member of the commencement committee . . . was co-chairman of the Prom entertainment committee . . . plans to attend Mocolester College . . . secret ambition: to be a funny cor driver. 67 Gail Town Barbara Trebisovsky Sherrill Utley Timothy Vick Michael Waara Anne Wallace 68 Lynn Wallin Mary Wallin Jean Walters Scott Wardrope Robert Wei ns Robert Weitzel Richard Werner Pamela Wheaton BRUCE TJOSVOLD . . . Bruce enjoys hunting and fishing . . . worked at a gos station . . . plans to go to the U. of M. TERRY TOMLINSON . . . Terry served on a committee for the spring One Acts . . . was a member of Y-Teens and participated in Choral Club and D.E.C.A. . . . secret ambition: to be o tree surgeon. GAIL A. TOWN . . . Gail transferred from Central. . . participated in Y-Teens and served on the budget committee . . . was a member of Spo-•lighters . . . enjoys swimming and tennis . . . plans on attending college . . . secret ambition: to travel and be Queen of the Road. BARBARA J. TREBISOVSKY . . . Squirt. . . Barb was underclassmen editor of Wagistanion . . . served as chairman of the homecoming olumni committee and commencement decorations committee . . . was a member of Y-Teens, Pep Club, and Latin Club . . . secret ambition: to drive in the Grand Prix. R08ERT TUKEY . . . Rodriguez . . . Bob was a member of the football, swimming, and track teams . . . participated in S' Club . . . wos on the B-squad cross country team . . . secret ambition: to win a gold medal in the 1972 Olympics. RHEA C. TUTELMAN . . . Ronnie . . . Rhea was a member of Spanish and French Club . . . served on a homecoming committee . . . plons to at-tend the U. of M.. . . secret ambition: to be a housemother of a froter-nity. STEPHEN P. UHLENKOTT . . . Create . . . Steve was on the sophomore baseball and wrestling teams . . . served on the Junior Class Council . . . plons to attend the Minnesoto Technological Institute . . . secret ambition: to teach driving safety. GISELA H. URBAHN . . . Giselo was our A.F.S. student from Germany . . . participated in Germon Club and Y-Teens . . . was a member of A.F.S. and Choir . . . plans to oftend school in Germany . . . secret ambition: to be o foreign correspondent. SHERRILL A. UTLEY . . . Tiger. . . Sherrill served on the Woyofci staff and on o costume committee for the school play . . . participated in Spo-•lighters, French Club, and was a member of o singing group . . . plans to attend college . . . secret ambition: to be the first one on the moon. TIMOTHY W. VICK . . . Tim was president of the Band and a member of the Stoge and Pep Bands . . . served on o ploy committee and was a Prom committee chairman . . . plans to major in music education . . . secret ambition: to play as well as Doc Severinsen. MICHAEL J. WAARA . . . Mike worked at a grocery store . . enjoys skiing. ANNE E. WALLACE . . . Dabby . . . Anne won second ploce in the state in the Voice of Democracy contest. . . was a member of the Woyoki and Arrow stoffs . . . participated in the spring One Acts . . . active in French Club, Art Guild. Y-Teens, and F.T.A. . . . served on o play committee . . . secret ambition: to live like Thoreau. LYNN WALLIN . . Lynn wos a Shamrock queen candidate . . . worked on the decorations committee . . . participated in Y-Teens. French Club, ond Pep Club . . . worked at the Dairy Queen . . . will attend college in the foil. MARY L. WALLIN . . . Mary wos active in Y-Teens, Pep Club, and French Club . . . served on the decoration committee . . . wos a Shamrock queen candidate . . . plans to attend college. JEAN M. WALTERS. . . GiGi. . . Jeon participated in Y-Teens ond was a member of Junior Achievement . . . enjoys sports . . . plans to attend business school . . . secret ambition: to be a comic on television. SCOTT WARDROPE . . . Mouse . . . Scott wos on the work program . . . interested in skiing and the railroad industry . . . secret ambition: to be a parachute jumper. ROBERT E. WEINS . . . Weiner . . . Bob was a member of Sophomore Class Council . . . was on the work program . . secret ombition: to come and go to Sugar Hills in the daytime. ROBERT J. WEITZEL . . . Barney . . . 8ob wos a member of Spotlighters ond Junior Achievement . . . interested in guitars ond musical instruments . . . secret ambition: to |Oin o bond. RICHARD S. WERNER . . . Richard was on the Arrow staff ond o member of N.H.S. . . . interested in art . . . plans to attend the U. of M. PAMELA W. WHEATON . . . Pam was on the Wagistanion staff and Student Council. . . octive in Y-Teens, Pep Club, French Club, ond Choral Club . . . served on a committee for Amahl . . . secret ambition: to do a professional singing act with Debbie . . . plans to attend Drake University. 69 Roaer White Gregory Widseth Noralee Wilchek Cindy Williams Linda Williams Robert Williams Ross Williams Cordon Wise ROGER W. WHITE . . . Rog wos on the work program and a member o D.E.C.A. . . . worked at Chicken Delight . . . planning to enlist in th� Navy. GREGORY WIDSETH . . , Wid . . . Greg was a member of the Pep Banc and Senior Bond . . . served on the doss day committee ond as a hoi guard . . . odive in Hi-Y, frock, ond B-squod cross country . . . was or the Student Council . . . future plans include college. NORALEE WILCHEK . . . Nora was a tronsfer student from Trenton Michigan . . . was active in Spotlighters, Y-Teens, and A.F.S. . . served on a ploy committee . . . plans to attend Bemidji College . . secret ambition.- to meet lots of people in the world. CYNTHIA WILLIAMS . . Cindy moved to Boston in her senior year. . was octive in Pep Club, Art Guild, Choroleffcs, ond Y-Teens . . . plans to attend college in the fall. LINDA WILLIAMS . . . Linda served as choirmon of homecoming and social committees . . . attended Girls State . . . was a Sno-Day escort, and a member of Y-Teens . . . wos a phy. ed. leader. . . served on the Student Council . . . voted Most Likely to Succeed . . . wos a member of N.H.S. . . . won Honors Diploma . . . secret ombition: to marry the President. ROBERT D. WILLIAMS . . . Bob was vice president of Hi-Y ond o member of the Choir . . . served on V.A.C. . . . worked at the Edino Theatre . . . plans to attend college. ROSS WILLIAMS . . . Ross was on the hockey team ond a member of the baseball team . . . served on the Senior Class Council. . . participated in S Club . . . will attend college. GORDON L. WISE . . . Gordy wos on the J.V. hockey team . . . participated in French Club and was a member of ,Hi-Y . . . interested in motorcycles . . . plons to attend college. LANDRUM WISE . . . Pizza . . . Londrum was vice president of N.H.S. and sergeant-at-orms of Hi-Y . . . was a member of the Wagntonion staff. . . participated in tennis, sophomore basketball, and Latin Club . . . octive in S Club . . . secret ombition: to own a steel grey XKE and a Silver Phantom at the same time. MARCIA WOODS . . Morcia wos a member of Indioneftes ond was captain of B-squad Indianettes . . . served on the Arrow staff and was chairman of publicity on the dance committee . . . wos active in Y-Teens and French Club . . . was Southwest s representative on Dayton's Teen Board . , . plans to attend the U. of M. STEPHANIE J WURTZ . . . Steph was active in Y-Teens, Band, ond F.T.A. . . . was choirmon of a Shamrock committee and was a member of Junior Achievement . . . plans to maior in math at the U. of M. JOHN W. ZASTROW . . . Zas . . . John participated in sophomore hockey and baseball. . . was a member of the football and baseball teams . . . plans to attend college . . . secret ombition: to join the Hell's Angels. STEPHEN ZIPOY . . . Steve enjoys playing golf . . . plons to attend college in the fall. NANCY J. ZUMBERGE . . . None wos chairman of the homecoming stoge decorations committee . . . wos Penny's Teen Boord representative . . . participated on the commencement decorations committee . . . served as a Red Cross representative and was a member of Art Guild . . . plans to study art. . . secret ambition.- to oid humanity in some way. MICHAEL BE LISLE . . Mike en|oys music . . . secret ambition: to become a blues singer ond make money at it. PATRICK DOBBS . . Rick was a member of the swimming and badminton tooms . . . worked at a pet shop . . . interested in orchery and shooting . . . plans to study forestry at college. JAMES R HARSHE . . . Master. . . Jim was on the work program ... interested in music . . . secret ambition: to be a singer. LEROY M. JOHNSON . . . Roy Participated in Football and wrestling . . . wos in the Radio Club . . . plons to go into electrical research. DANIEL L. MAHER . . . Dan transferred from Chicago . . . works as an assembler for Motorola . . . interested in wood carving . . . plans to attend college in the fall . . . secret ambhon: to play the guitar. RONALD MCKINNON . . Mack , . . Ron was on the work progrom. DARLENE M. PIERZINA . . . Darne Darlene wos on the work progrom . . . worked at the Academy Theatre . . would like to become o stewardess GEORGE SCHULTZ . . . Chicogo Kid . . George transferred from Chicago. Illinois . . . was a member of Chorol Club . . . interested in HAM radios. THOMAS TURNER . . . Titus. . . Tom is interested in cars. . . secret ambition: to moke the switch. RANDAL L. WINTON . . . Randy enjoys skiing ond hunting . . . plons to join the Marine Corps . . . secret ambition, to be out of school. 70 NOT PICTURED Michael BelisJe Patrick Dobbs James Harshe LeRoy Johnson Daniel Maher Ronald McKinnon Darlene Pierzina George Schultz Thomas Turner Randall W inton Landrum Wise Marcia Woods Stephanie Wurtz John Zastrow Stephen Zipoy Nancy Zumberge SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS: SEATED: Miss Deon, Mr. Dahle, Mrs. Gefe, Mrs. Horner, Mr. Angellar, Mr. Jacobs. STANDING: Mr. Hoisington, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Holvorson, Mr. Pearson, Mr. Mogban. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Sundin, Mr. Adam. 71 fN WEMORWM They that love beyond the world can not be separated by it. Death can not kill what never dies. Nor can spirits be divided, that love and live in the same divine principle, the root and record, of their friendship. . . Death is but crossing the world, as friends do the seas; they live in one another still . . . This is the comfort of friends, that though they may be said to die, yet their friendship and society are, in the best sense, ever present because immortal. — William Penn 72 DANIEL HANSON 1949-1965 BRADLEY PETERSON 1949-1965 to strive, TO SEEfC, TO HND, 73 AND NOT TO YIELD. SENIORS Our younger years Sondi Grossman, Pam Wheaton, Rick Lind, John Teeter Put o Tiger in Your Tomb Gordon Wise, Cindy DuVal, Vickie Tilseth, Claudio Pankuch, Scott Sargent Happy Sno-Day victors Pershing dances and the D.Q. afterwards . . . Mr. Kurtz leaving .. . Mrs. Grady's sewing class . . . wearing slacks to school . . . Mr. Meixner . . . dancing in gym . . . spin the bottle games . . . Mr. Jones' civics class . . . Anthony operettas .. . Electrolize the Tommy Guys'' and our first senior high dance . . . cross country state champs . . . sophomore cheerleaders and Indianettes . . . Mr. Adam's Thursday movies . . . soph, girls and older boys . . . Pizza Pantry . . . Marion. . . open houses . . . our first Sadie . . . varsity hockey state tournament. . . school closing because of snow . . . tornado scares . . . Washington trip: starting early because of the floods . . . early morning breakfasts on the train — hard rolls and rotten apples, almost missing trains, waiting to eat, dancing at the hotel, Dana's pajamas, phone calls waking us up . . . Homecoming '65: Volts a gotta go go, and our junior float: Bolt the Volts . . . 3200 . . . mythology . . . 0 hour . . . sharp signs . . . flirt skirts and dress code problems . . . pierced ears . . . Porky's . . . Pizza Gardens . . . MSAT I Ai sophomores . . . Jon Storiie and Mary Fischer 74 After a cross-country victory Marsha Engle ond Vickie Tilseth REMEMBER, . . . our old auditorium . . . The Sound of Music . . . coke-tails . . . picnics at Apple River . . . Rhapsody in Blue . . . Seniors at last . . . homeroom in the lunchroom . . . homecoming 66: Hold That Tiger, the bonfire. Queen Vickie, Put a Tiger in your Tomb ... the Central game . . . Pollack and elephant jokes . . . Senior elections and President Bruce . . . S.A.D.. . . Mr. Haaheim's stories . . . Mr. Soche .. . Perkins Pancake House . . . foreign students . . . A.C.T. and S.A.T. tests and college worries. . .mini-skirts. . . paisley shirts and ties . . . chemistry homework — a group project. . . Hall of Fame . . . Coach Williams' speeches . . . beating Roosevelt . . . Tom Thielges' Pizza House ... ski trips . . . chin grabs . . . Charley 's Aunt... the lot across the street. . . Sno-Day and King Jon Gurban . . . income tax . . . 16 mil referendum not passing . . . the lunchroom.- 5 lunches, lunch strike, student run, ice cream . . . Mr. Philips-, vice principal . . . spring one-acts . . . Shamrock . . . Prom . . . class day . . . senior will . . . senior banquet . . . senior trip . . . graduation . . . I, 2, 3. heave-ho1 Steve Johonnes, John Teeter. Bill Coppoge, and Bill Hursh Lonny's Thielmobile Mark Jaffee, Mike Sovis, and lanny Thiel Seniors socialize at Sno-Day dance we en oyed the Washington trip. Mary Sonders, Claudia Pankuch, Bill Hursh, Debbie Orren Our foreign students Judy Hanson, Holly Elioson, Terry Gorne 75 76 UMDEROASS UEN Not failure, but low aim, is crime. Lowell 77 ELEVENTH GRADE CLASS COUNCIL SEATED: Launo Merrell. Carolyn Thoreson. Pres . Dale Svenplodsen. Sec . Mr Levin. Advisor. STANDING Danny Cook, Laurie Boehm, Jim Berger, Sue Leib, Rusty Mitchell. Janel Nielson. Julie Peterson, Bill Dahlen, Doug Plott. JUNIORS Juniors remember. . . 3200 . . . Secret Squirrel. . . Co-ed gym dancing classes . . . music carnival . . . Fight . . . Dave Brady and the Stars . . . Rogelio . . . Porkeys . . . Junior-Senior Prom . . . Early Birds Club . . . Mr. Jacobs . Pizza House . . . What s New Pussy-cat? . . . MSAT . . . Anne Freed . . . Eaton s . . . Mod . . . physical fitness . . . and the day they almost won the class cheer. you should see him when he's happy Rick Lodm 78 Gee, I'm glad she osked mel Laurie longeway and Gary 'Wert Don I you have another record Terry Lopsey and John Moore. t . v •- £t Linda Chris Aalbers Adams Steve Adams Terry Ahr • w iL A y M4, J i Linda Chuck Debbie Jim Alford Anderson Anderson Anderson I'll catch it m my mouth Cindy Holfer After breakfast on the Washington trip. Terry Lopsey Paul Louise Jim Tian Pom Baer Baldwin Ball Barbotsis Benson Tom Jim Sheila Lynn Jim Irving Jim Katty Peggy Benson Berger Berglund 8eVier Billings Binenstock Blake Blanch Bloom Soro Laurie Richard Cathi Boddy Boehm Bolduc Boyer Perkins at 6:00 AM. Mary Dots, Mary Clemenson, Laurie Longewoy 79 Pot Bob Corolyn Mory Kothy Cindy Peter Paulette Lorry Branley Bruce Bruner Bruno Bruns Corow Cospersen Chaudoin Chipka Marco Paul Candy Mary Mark Karen Martha Paul Danny Christensen Clobo Clark Clemensen Collins Comstock Conkey Conover Cook Don Bill Bill Mike David Steve Non Kothy Denise Coulter Dahlen Dale Daniel Davies Davis Deer.ng Digre Dobbs Mona Reed Bob Mary Sheila Poulo Kathy Janet Brodley Doerr Doerr Doerr Dols Duggan Eckland Eddy Egelond Elonder Drawing the Sochd Tower Kathy Eddy, Dorryl Eckhart Jeffrey John Jeff Jean Eliason Erdmann Erickson Ernst Stuart Sharon Robert Elaine Fagrelius Falls Forrell Fenney 80 Sue Dionne Gory Sharon Fenske Fiedler Fine Fink Mark mug on Penntylvama Avenue Mork Collins Don Steve Dovid Gwynn Mark Ann Greg Marcello Andrew Forchos Fose Fowler Frederick Fredenckson Freed French Frobish Froehlick Linda Mary Ron Don Roger Borb Pomelo Jon Flip Froslon Gale Gollus Golvin Gefvert Gellariy Geller Gerde G.oi Charles Jon Gibson Giles Judy Chris Lynn Rondolph Bob Steven Chris Giles Gilliland Goldmon Gonyer Gordon Groff Gronbeck Constance Goil MoriAnn Nancy Dwight Robert Sue Debbie Kothy Greenberg Greenspoon Greenstem Grossmar Gustafson Gustafson Hammer Honson Hanson 81 Oooh ... Mr. Adaml Cathy Boyer Thomas Marlene Morgie John Harris. Harthan Harvey Hegerman Corol Diane Gory Gregg Heinze Heiberg Helebrant Heller Randy Rick Steve Wanda Barbara John Michele Pot Cyndy Herman Herman Hirsch Hoffman Hoium Holm Holt Holt Holter Jack Hans Hursh Huseby Looila Roy Jennifer Douglas Paul Dana Norman Hutt Hyland Ische Jocobson Janzen Jensen Jensvold Warren Spencer Gene Judy Karen Keith Linda Peggy Rick Jeung John Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Carol Judy Roxanne Randee Lorry Paul Tony Mary Jim Johnston Kooso Kamel Kerch Kar|olohh Karlson Kellen Kelley King 82 Dick Scott Lorry Diono Koy Sharon Ellen Andy Cynthie King Kinmore Kloet Knapp Koefod Koelker Kohner Kramer Kulstod Martha Rick Leslie Dove Tim Teri Libby Joyce Pete Kupcho Ladin Lair Lone Langaard Lopsey Larsen Larsen Larson Rogelio Howard Robert Chuck Worren Bob Janet Susie Mark Lasso Lawrence Lee Leer Lemmger Leslie Levine Lieb Lofquist John David Mary Mike Maertens Mattison McAndrews McCabe But wanted to winl Cindy Kulstod, Mary Nehls 83 John Sandy McGie McGinness Launa Judith Merrell Meyer Bob Rusty Mikkelson Mitchell He doesn't impress me in the least. Lynn Goldman and Jon Gerde Beverly Sandi Moe Moen Dennis John Mary Paul Betty Lindo Barb William Doug Moore Moore Moore Moore Moot Moot Morrison Mueller Muirhead John Debby Robert Barb Robert Mory KiKi Lenny Heather Murroy Myers Mylerberg Nardone Nathanson Nehls Nelson Nelson Newhall Kate Janet Nicholas Nielsen Joan Lynn Nielsen Noel Mory Allen Nordahl Oakes you Ye my soul and my inspiration Bill Dale John Peggy O'Connell Olson 84 Chris Suson Frances Dana John Melanie Michael Karen Rolph Oss Otis Page Ponkuch Parker Parsons Peine Perpich Perry Julie Pete Tim Hal Katie Rebecco Randy Doug Mike Peterson Peterson Peterson Phelps Philipp Pierzina Pink Platt Powles Lorry Colleen Michele Loren Merit Steve Kevin Sue John Prosser Purcell Roen Romm Romsfod Ropp Rasmussen Reed Reeves Cathy Dan Marion Linda Janet Vic Mark Jeff Claudia Reinert Richords Ring Ritter Robbins Rocchio Rosequist Rotsch Rude Kathy Jeannie Bruce Pom Rutledge Rykken Soarela Sachleben Tim Erik Gory James Sargent Saulitis Savage Scanlon Juniors cram for MSAT. 85 Playmate of the month. Non Decnng Mike Thomos Carolyn Virginia William Barb Scully Serrill Shaw Shoquist Sironen Sivanich Julie Keith Peggy Marge Bob Betty Glorion Bill Paulo Sleizer Smith Smith Smith Smifhburg Somers Sorensen Spece Specfor V Thomas Fronk Spinner Sporledcr Vickie John Stadheim Stanek Marty Fred Alon Patricia Ralph Stanley Stepniok Stevenson Stevenson Stevens Mary Dale Paula Tom Sundby Svenpladsen Swanson Sweeney Joseph Glen Greg Marcio Tenne Terry Thompson Thompson Let's have a three-legged race. Debbie Myers, Debbie Hanson 86 Corolyn Dovid Leif Nancy Laura Linda Mike Bill Greg Thoreson Thorsrud Thylm Totino Tuetmg Turgeon Uphom Upham UHey It's Not Me — it’s the pencil! Karen Johnson Vicki Jan Wedgewood Weiblen Jim Weinberger Scott Werner Gory Wert Bob Dovid Cathy Richord Joyce Gene Mark Ed Mortho Wheeler Wilkes Williams Williams Willner W instead Wood Worthley Yellond Colleen Fred Bruce Shoron York Zobel Zostrow Zimdors JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Thomas Ahr Albert Bolme Charles Corstens Bruce Colin Robert Copus Edward Evons Laura Granaas Bonnie Gunderson Don Horshe Mark Henkels Dole Jensen Dianne Johnson Steve Medley William Nehring Jill Purdum Sheila Sanders Kathleen Schull David Thill Tom Tripp Margaret Walter 87 Tom Rebecco Natalie Anderson Andreason Ashmead Brenda Mark Dan Gary Bradley Janice Rick Susan Aune Aune Bacon Boillargeon Bolcomb Baroger Barkley Botes Thomas Kathy Gregory Kitty Catherine Tom Judy John Beoch Bebensee Beeson Berger Berglund Bergquisf Bergstrom Berne Brent David Donald Georgia Mary John Joseph Dove Bigelow Bjur Blake Boosolis Borchert Boyer Brady Branson 88 Sue Anderson Gregory Bauch Connie 8eVier r Craig Brett Betsy Bruce Briiley Broberg Linda Stephen Brotnon Brown Mike Juliann Broneau Brunzell Loune Mike Bryan Burck SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL: SEATED: Mr Mielke. Goil Hunczak. Poula Lund. Morgoret Stem. Lmdo Oliver. STANDING: Diane York, Cindy Murphy, Valene Schwartz, lmdo DuVol, Mike Cross. Jodie Lind, Kathy Kupcho, Jim Greenburg, Ron Johnson, Brent Bigelow. Sophomores remember . . . Patio Pizza . . . building the sophomore float . . . Sarah Dahleen and Gary Virgin ... the Anthony kids . . . zero hour lunch room . . . Jeff Kahnke making all-city . . . getting married at Sadie . . . Indi-onettes — Val and Cindy . . . “Go ' . . . driver's training . . . Sophomore football — City Champs . . . Cage the Cats . . . D.Q. . . . cheerleaders — Chris and Trudi. . . Junior Achievement. . . Mr. Adam . . . and the 1967 Washington trip. Jeff William Jill Sue Philip Sue Patty Merna Ann Cole Colehour Collins Condon Conklin Conklin Cook Cooper Coppoge Darcy Tim Marcy Mike Mike Saro Diane Jay Randy CopuJ Corbett Corwin Cross Cude Dahleen Dahlstrom Dalton Doubanton Heyl Get off my foot! Trudi Dibble Michoela David Trudy Dellarocca Devin Dibble Ramona Peggy Fred Doufermonn Deal Dean Sharon Doege Lonie Dorn Chris Drew Jennifer Drew Joe Duggan Curtis Durand Lynda DuVal Steve Rolland Dieringer Digre Bob Gloria Eickhof Ellmgson Nancy English Mike Erickson Debbie Mary Sue Evenson Evenson Fecarotto Tom Gory Ellingsen Enge 90 Teresa Denny Peggy Joe Phillip Larry Marsha lionne Mary Fenney Fermoyle Fetzer Fischer Ford Forsmon Fosburgh Foster Freng Louis Ned James Allen Sue Steve Camilla Debby Rita Friedman Froehlich Furlong Galles Garner Gensler Gonyer Groce Granvin John Sue James Gravel Green Greenberg m m James Timothy Andrew Greer Gnffen Grossman Genius hides itself Debbie Moline Mary Stephan Christie Judith Gtnny Jean Steven Regan Vicki Grossman Grossman Grostephen Gyorky Hoalond Honson Hanson Harrison Horrison Marge Fronk Pot Roy Beth Elizabeth Mary Chuck Steven Harthan Hartwell Harvoth Harvey Hoskovitz Haugee Hawks Heoly Helm 91 Marcia Tom Karen Jay Joanne Julia Greg Cindy Sue Holten Holtz Holzinger Hoogenakker Horn Howe Huber Hudson Hultin Denise Gail Carolyn Carla Marcio Julio Tom Mali Cheryl Humphrey Hunczak Huttner Jacobson Jaffee Jensen Jerde Johnson Johnson Croig Cindy Cindy Eric Laura Lesley Ron Steve Sue Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Cathy Bruce Gwen Terrie Sue Kevin Patricio David Morino Jorgenson Karkhoff Kosner Keeler Kennedy King Kist Koefod Kolinsky 92 Laurence Joe Gretchen Kay Rick Lomping Larson Larson Larson Larson Hey — we're only a yard oHi Russ Scheidler Vickie Jade Rick Richelle Buzz David Kim Jodi Melody Larson Losseson Layman Lee Leer Leighton LeRoy Lind Livingston Greg Rita Bruce Pearl Tim Elaine Sandra Phil Dove Lloyd Longman Lorentson Lowe Lueck LueW Lueft|ohann Luger Luger Peggy Paula Corl Mark Leonne Mory Jonet Kathryn Barbara Lund Lund Lundeen Lutsey MocDonald MacDonald Mackenzie Mockey Maki Renee Patty Joellen Michoel Mory Duane Nancy Scott Potty Molknechf Maloney Mandery Monzavrokos Morsholl Martinson Martin Martin Marushin 93 Jeffrey Connie Poul Ruth Sondro Andrea Morwm Mather McClure McKenzie Melcher Merrell Ann Grefchen Pat Lucy Elizabeth Debbie Mikkelson Miller Miller Moe Moen Moline Three musketeers behind bars. Ann Coppoge, Trudi Dibble, Beth Reeves. Randy Sally Cindy Moon Morgan Murphy fit Elaine Jessica George Scott Koren Mary Murray Murray Nehls Neiman Nelson Newmon Pam Noncy Sandra Joseph Nicolett Mork Ralph Janelle Linda Nichols Niemi Noble Nolon Noltimier Noring Notoro Oberts Oden Gary Laura Linda Dove Peggy Sandro Joseph Sally Harold Olofson Olesen Oliver Olson Olson Olufson Opie Otis Otte Darrell Jean Michelle Betsy Nancy Lorry John Jim Tim Page Pagel Polmer Porker Paulson Pearson Pepple Perlman Perrrne 94 Who me? Crock a locker? Mike Monzovrakos Bnon Peterson Debby Peterson Dennis Peterson Renee Peterson Tim Peterson Patricio Ptvec Kerry Croig Lone Brent Bill Ronald Pivonka Plekkenpol Plott Polivany Porter Prteve ¥ W'Jv_ Y $ Randy Puppe John Quist Scott Raffensparger Donna Reed Beth Reeves Donald Reimer Steven Ken Vernon Barbara Stephen Carol Jeff Joseph Bill Reiter Resmck Rholl Richords Richardson Richter Ring Ritchie Roach Jill William Lynn Robin Neal Randee William Linda Sandy Robinson Rogers Rolph Romano Rootes Rosenberg Rosenberg Roth Rubenstem Kathryn Betsy Pot Deborah James Mary Russ Richard John Russell Russick Ryon Sandler Sothre Scanlon Scheidler Schlenz Schmick 95 Borb Elke Shoron Jeanne Paul Pete Valerie Denise Peggy Schneck Schocn Schrepple Schumacher Schwamb Schwamb Schwartz Seger Selmer Patrick Joe Dixon Mandel Roberto Beverly Thomas William Carole Sexton Shasky Shclstad Shcr Sherf Shorn Sisterman Smiley Smith On second thought I don't want any. O.K. I'll throw it out Cathy Kupcho, Liz Haugee, Russ Schiedler, Beth Reeves Kim LeRoy Gayla Greg Sonny Sue Donald Karen Randi Williom Mork Smith Smith Smith Smith Solsvig Solsvig Solsvig Somers Sorenson Suson Jeffrey Diane Margaret Kristina Solly Dennis Jock Linde Standish Stanko Stein Stein Stenberg Stephens Streitz Sutherland Swalinkovich 96 Lynette Mac Jerry Mary Mike Joan James Sandra Molly Swanson Swanson Totian Taylor Tessum Thiel Thomas Thompson Tierney Pam Tom Robert Linda Dovid Kathleen Cary Dove Terry Tikal Tilbury Tomlinson Toner .Tukey Tull Tutelman Uhlenkott Ulrich Scott Ramon George Gory Gary James Mike Chris Ward Underwood Valdovinos Velozquez Vierkant Virgin Wolters Weinberger Wert Wheaton Gary Wheeler M Wynne Widlund Kent Nancy Becky Jon Widmcier Williams Williams Williamschen Sue Witcroft Bill Donna Wolf Wolfe SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Charles Colin Richard Cornwell Lawrence Cotter Lee Dare Catherine DeGidio Kelly Dobbs Mary Duden Doniel Frick Linda Hodge Michelle Johnston Jeff Kahnke Brian Kovalchuk Sandra Lee John Lund Wendy Matte Geary McKinnon Michael Mueller Cynthia Nelson Richard Palmer Wesley Peterson Jaime Pryor Douglas Sobort Katherine Schatz William Schmidt Walter Smith William Storlic William Swanson Bruce Thoyer Gory Wennerstrom Gregory Willeford Victoria Wolden Chorles Worthley Terry Young Steve Zimdars Jay Zumberge 97 FR££W UEN NINTH GRADE CLASS COUNCIL: SEATED: Mr. Johnson, Debbie Reece, Gail Lippberger, Sue Stanger, Pat Smiley, Jan Clarren. STANDING: Deirdre Ramstad, Jan Zehringer, Beth Bruner, Jeff Greenspoon, Marcie Peterson. H.R. 8 Advisor: Mrs. Clendening. ROW 1: Kathy Noma, Patricia Durand, Ann Hafften, Linda Erickson, Sally Johnson, Mrs. Clendening. ROW 2: Terry Sias, Becky Cheston, Eric Thorson, Tim Cox, Libbie Smith. ROW 3: Dan Dean, Bob Stromberg, Tom Oss, Kim Pivonka, Claude Kleiman, Bill McGie. ROW 4: Jeff Dahl, Mary Owens, Liz Snyder, Fred Campbell, Jan Zehringer, Nancy Hannon. ROW 5: Nikki Zumberge, Carol Hansen, Betsy Loud, Cindy Kien-ast, Gregg Libbey, Jim Justice, David Raymond. H.R. 203 Advisor: Mr. Ermisch. ROW 1: Dotty Lawrence, Barb Doege, Nancy Bershow, Dan Casperson, Tim Davidson. ROW 2: Mary Hebner, Cheryl As-penson, Mary Jo Pearson, Ron Sundby, Lynn Olson, Mike Brown. ROW 3: Sue Stanger, Debra Skoller, Pam Anderson, Lynne Aspnes, Bonnie Ellingson. ROW 4: Jim Murray, Kevin Colin, Tom Sorenson, John Searles, Paul Anderson, Kristi Treng. ROW 5: Brian Allen, Tom Burton, Jeff Reed, Mike Masher, Linda Johnson, Jim Nalan, John Sivanich. Not pictured: Cindy Tosier. 98 H.R. 25 Advisor: Mr. D. Johnson. ROW 1: Morcio Lowe, Kevin Hart, Randall Johnson, Chuck Becker, Lisa Crone, Mr. Johnson. ROW 2: Joanne Cahill, Nancy Schumacher, Cherie Burt, Mary Brady, Cyndy Greene. ROW 3: Cyndy Lee, Candy Werdick, Lynne Gough-nour, Janet Olson, Patti Anglim, Linda Usselman, ROW 4: Debby Myers, Anne Franzen, Margaret King, Lorry Sletten, Jack Stallman, Tim Solo. ROW 5: Denise Dignen, Jim Sanders, Pat Wilkes, Deirdre Ramstad, Kris Hennum, Ed Levin, Steve Clay. Hey — He 's got a camerof Think we II moke Indianettesf H.R. 23 Advisor: Mr. Larson. ROW 1: Jim Pink, Susan Zehringer, Linda Martensen, Renee Eaves, Rachel Erickson, Mr. Larson. ROW 2: Rick Weiblen, Jan Clarren, Barb Mere-dyk, Lisa Young, Susy Gyorky, Debbie Opsal. ROW 3 Barb Reep, Sherry Farnsworth, Peggy Hultin, Betty McGovern, Bob Nielsen, Joey Thordson. ROW 4: Jim Bender, Paul Cartwright, Gregg Vard-alos, Kent Kapiton, Stuart Lorber-baum. Bob Yablonski. ROW 5: Jeff Westcott, Tris Grobel, Bill Tomlinson, Brian McKinnon, Gail Petti-piece, Donal O'Donnel, Steve Cahow. 99 H.R. 52 Advisor: Mr. Mayo. ROW 1: Beverly Atkin, Darlene Hafner, Pamela Larson, Jo Daugherty, Colleen Savage, Dann Leubner, Mr. Mayo. ROW 2: Pat Griffin, Diane Plekkenpol, Jon French, Diane Schroeder, John Steele. ROW 3: Nancy Bernatz, Debby Oppel, Craig Stinar, Paul Cotter, Steve Enger, Jo Anne Ferris. ROW 4: Gayle Mulholland, Beth Bruner, Mary Flygstad, Michelle Sexton, Bonnie Oman, Barb Blanch. ROW 5: Bonnie Nadler, Mike Joseph, Brian Gudmundson, Mark Hammer, Mike Fischbeiz, Gary Johnson, Reid Johnson H.R. 105 Advisor: Mr. Patterson. ROW 1: Nancy Gibson, John Rudy, Mark Swalinkavich, Lee Kamel, Mr. Patterson. ROW 2: Jeff Greenspoon, Mary Oliver, Holly Stone, Linda Larson, Linda Donnelly. ROW 3: Ken Matson, Pat Gale, Harold Johnson, Cheryl Hughes, Sandy Ritenour, Joelle Tessari. ROW 4: Kathy Barkley, Debby Bo-rowski, Patty Seelen, Virginia Edwards, Patty Detchons. ROW 5: Bonnie Breen, Anne Smith, Richard Phillip, Paul Cook, Wally Sherman, Russell Smith. Not Pictured: Diane Brosnen H.R. 151 Advisor: Mr. Stoyke. ROW 1: Allen Wurtz, Bruce Blu-menthal. Perry Werder, John Ernst, Mary Larson, Mr. Stoyke. ROW 2: Janet Jackson, Morcie Peterson, Cheryl Bear, Vicki Smith, Lisa Run-quist, ROW 3: Carol Denison, Carol Babiracki, Dorothy Boddy, Sue Thorsell, Diane Jungell, Pam Foster. ROW 4: Bill Anderson, Greg Comstock, Dorothy McLaughlin, Sandra Johnson, Merry Wiesner, Sheri Boddy. ROW 5: Laura Sathre, Charles Lamaire, Tim Pollards, Andrejs Treiberg, Nancy Hanso, Eric Burdon, Mike Sinks. Not Pictured: Annamarie Goss. 100 H.R. 10 Advisor: Mr. Stroebel. ROW 1: Lynn Runquist, Richard Peterson, Bill Hebner, Steve Rivers, Mr. Stroebel. ROW 2: Steph Gi-onos, Gail Rippberger, Barb Friedman, Debra Lambie, Debby Dahl-strom. ROW 3: Jane Weber, Jane Ploog, Nancy Kipp, Noreen Stone, Cindy Warp, Iris Meyer. ROW 4: Carmen Gonyer, Judy Carroll, Rob Hale, Bob Williams, Bob Ulinder, Rick Randall. ROW 5: Leah Sabes, Sue Tompson, Brad Shelstad, Rick Temme, Jerry Smith, Mark Wise, Pam Wedgewood. H.R. 101: Mrs. Sutton. ROW 1: Rosalie Paulzine, Nancy Smith, Kay Lowe, Connie Collins, Cindy Larson. ROW 2: Diane Olson, Cindy Stromberg, Pat Parker, Mary Gruss, Doug Falls. ROW 3: Sarah Doerr, Jerry Hoogenokker, Allan Olson, Mark Gilliland, Pete Lienke. ROW 4: Linda Solsvig, Tom Hegg, Bruce Smith, Denny Waara, Pat Smiley. ROW 5: Ricky Hedtke, Sandy Eliason, Lori Foster, Bruce Berg, Doreen Knowlton, Vicki Evenson. Not pictured: Mary Bambaneck, Chuck Knowles. H.R. 27: Mrs. Vanacek. ROW 1: Tom Thurston, Bob Thielen, Helen Schell, Becky Cole, Sandy Fritsen. ROW 2: Ellen Graff, Debra Helme, Cathie Matte, Terry Torosian, Carolyn Miller. ROW 3: Faith Idzorek, Kevin Green, Roger Hanson, Steve Smedberg, Steve Moon, Wayne Van Blarcom. ROW 4: Claudia Payne, Robin Loring, Pot Giles, Dave Crawford, Tom Marwin, Irene Mueller. ROW 5: Michell Pi-erzina, Keith Schweiberger, Randy Swing, Debbie Reece, Gay Johnson, Mike Terry, Scott Shandorf. 101 EJGWH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE CLASS COUNCIL: SEATED: Mr. Lind, Debbie Richards, Ruth Percansky, Nancy Melcher. STANDING: Dave Gher-ity, Fred Sleizer, Keith Kapitan, Lydie Oberstad. Not Pictured: Becky Anderson. H.R. 103 Advisor: Miss Bye. ROW 1: Margaret Schumacher, Shbron Wurtz, Moira Harrison, Connie Marr, Holly Olson, Ceff Carlson. ROW 2: Tom Ward, Ralph Rovner, Larry Goldman, John Drew, Wayne Lundell, Kim Mu-ralt. ROW 3: Dennie Schneck, Ruth Percansky, Nick Barlow, Jim Litwin, Cynthia Lyon, Beth Leighton. ROW 4: Joan Schwonder, Loren Anderson, Tony La Duke, Linden Husen, Rog Weger. ROW 5: Craig Sher, Andrea Levenius, Glenn Carlson, Rick Brown, Darryl Frick, Doug Robbins. Not pictured: Lee Reimer. H.R. 19 Advisor: Mr. Caruso. ROW 1: Robb Denison, Ron Copus, Robert Hallbeck, Scott Zumberge, Jeff Schneck, Vickie Anderson. ROW 2: Becky Somers, Jackie Barber, Debbie Zollars, Cynthia Gefvert, Becky Baxter, Bob Hannem, ROW 3: Chris Treibergs, Rudi Berryman, Sheila Geller, Mary McIntyre, Winnie Cook, Chris Baldwin, ROW 4: Ralph Kolinsky, John deWerff, Tom Erickson, Peter Sussman, Patti Conrad, Karen Anderson, ROW 5: Dave Beneke, Ed Holtz, Dave Gheritz, John Brosser, Scott Austin, Bill Pratt, Stanley Froslan. Not pictured: Clayton Andreason. 102 H.R. 28 Advisor: Mrs. Friedrich. ROW 1: Greg Durand, Geraldine Avery, Chris Berne, Shay Lumelsky, Shiela Wurtz, Mike O'Rourke. ROW 2: Roger Werner, Mike Nordberg, Greg Amerson, Bill Shaw, Connie Russick. ROW 3: Kevin Smith, Barbara Skoalrud, Melanie Timm, Debbie Ward, Jennifer Orren, Janice Falls. ROW 4: Becky Anderson, Gwenn Plekken-pol, Mark Broxterman, Nancy Newland, Mike Galvin, Jim Sorensen. ROW 5: Cindy Borowski, Dave Bergquist, Terry Sack, Jay Id-zorek, Steve Miller, Steve Daeger, Sharon Johnson. Not Pictured: Ed Bodine. H.R. 55 Advisor: Mr. Lind. ROW 1 Jim Cox, Joe Grossman, Noel Zumberge, Chris Savage, Diane Reardon, Mr. Lind. ROW 2: Nancy Dahl, Monica Prich, Debbie Lenox, Greta Dunn, Carl Goblirsch. ROW 3: Pam Woodm, Brad Richards, Linda Pierzina, Nancy Cornwell, Wayne Beviers, Tim Olufson. ROW 4: Barbara Craig, Mark Grubb, Robert Garrison, Cathy Johnson, Patsy Tomlinson, Geoff Driscoll. ROW 5: Susan Peterson, Doug Kitchen, Nancy Melcher, LuAnne Samstead, Debbie York, Leslie Fangmeier, Ted Manzav-rakos. Not pictured: Mike Stromberg. H.R. 118 Advisor: Miss Reavis. ROW 1: Peter Hall, Keith Kapitan, Clayton Saunders, Linda Arnold, Cary Sutherland, Miss Reavis. ROW 2: Janet Syverson, Rebecca Jones, Deborah Fletcher, Barbara Brunzell, Kurt Moon. ROW 3: Linda Wainio, Jeff Cahow, Charles Singer, Abbott Lair, Jill Kirkwood, Sally Usselman, Jill Tes-tin. ROW 4: Cindy Nehring, Melanie King, Tony Hauser, Kathy Skjei, Steve Palm, Rick Stanek. ROW 5: Ray Eliason, Jeff McGerr, Tom Amerson, Pat Sovis, JoAnn Freed, Jim Palmquist, Judy Calkins. Not pictured: Mary McClur. H.R. 15 Advisor: Mr. Shapiro. ROW 1: Sandra Mortenson, Alan Taylor, John Jaeger, Randy Kjera, Mark Gillis, Paul Sorenson, Mr. Shapiro. ROW 2: Carrie Stein, Patty Sabart, Julie Uhlenkott, Donna Stenberg, Zoanne Stephens, Chuck Cox. ROW 3: Carol Walters, Joan Doutermann, Dan Reece, Mark McAndrews, Greg Pi-erotti, Nancy Krause. ROW 4: Denise Lindstrom, Nancy Coleman, Bill Taft, Gwen Smith, Sherry Ince, Dean Elstad. ROW 5: Jane Buth, Marvin Hansen, Tom He-dlund, Ryan Johnson, Barry Kenm-ore, Debbie Richards, Tom Karjah-lahti. Not pictured: Jeff Elofson. H.R. 152 Advisor: Mrs. Teige. ROW 1: Patty Schumacher, Gayle Grafsland, Ellen Eckland, Karen Stimack, Terry Sanders, Mrs. Teige. ROW 2: Donald Stoopes, Sam Kraker, David A. Johnson, Keith Saarela, Bill Boddy, Richard Rogers. ROW 3: Marilyn Garneau, Amy Neiman, Mary Wise, Cyndy Obrestad, Rolla Herman. ROW 4: Gary Frederickson, Carol Clabo, Darryl Hicks, Steve Benson, Sue Weatherill, Sheera La Belle. ROW 5: Kevin Long, JoBeth Dockman, Jim Moore, Steve Gerth, Ernest Moen, Greg Paige, Randy Sherf. H.R. 56 Advisor: Mr. Weydt. ROW 1: David S. Johnson, Christie Baird, Maryellen Martin, Michael Oliver, Kerry Wood. ROW 2: Jon Lienke, Randy Tilseth, Robert Werner, Greg Lemaire. ROW 3: Jeff Graff, Melissa Cohen, Bob Carolus, Randy Rubih, Mike McLaughlin, Becky Walgren. ROW 4: Nancy Libbey, Bill Clay, Fred Sleizer, Kristine Larson, Linda Christensen, Chuck Skomars. ROW 5: Mary Searles, Kathy Calloway, Tom Eisenstadt, Gene Haaland, Bob Weeden, Larry Haglin. Not pictured: Debbie Glenn, Renee Weber. 104 SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE CLASS COUNCIL SEATED: Michell Behring, MR. Holland, Barb Sommers STANDING: Dave Munro, Richard Na-thanson, Scott Anderson, Dean Schwartz. H.R. 29 Advisor: Mr. Haaland. ROW 1: Bruce Johnson, Dean Schwartz, Scott Pink, Mr. Haaland, Byron Hector, Jill Lehmann. ROW 2: Jan Lowe, Bill McGee, Mary Hirsch, Luann Graff, Ruthann Miff, Allen Dare. ROW 3: Steven Sti-mach, David Nordgaord, Todd Britt, Mark Chandler, Paul Hammond, Tom Holker. ROW 4: Terri Jones, Deborah Elmquist, Pat Pur-rier, Mike Norden, Gary Gud-mundson jeff Berglund. ROW 5: Sue Opsahl, Hiltje Braam, Leslie Samuelson, Ben Cherryhomes, Kathy Nelson, Nancy Reed, Susan Hegnauer. H.R. 13 Advisor: Mrs. Hilliard. ROW 1: David Mooney, Larry Blu-menthal, Mrs. Hilliard, Richard Gottesleben, Jeff Barber. ROW 2: Stanley Johnson, Nanpy Jaffee, Suellen Gustafson, Darlene Steffen, Sherri Otis, Ann Thielen. ROW 3: Kari Doelz, Bryan Miller, John Driscoll, Tom Plott, Roger Wagner. ROW 4: David Munro, Doug Reeves, Brad Jovaag, Jim Suhl, Catherine Richardson, Jean Larson. ROW 5: Steve Hoglin, Matthew Phillips, Sue Koelker, Sue Johu, LeeAnn Heine, Cynthia Keller. 105 H.R. Advisor: Mrs. Lewis. ROW 1: Randy Steinman, Mark Libbey, Mark Dieringer, Jim Oveson, Kreg Colin, Mrs. Lewis. ROW 2: Dave Shaffer, Jim Pollard, Mark Thomas, Jim Hawks, Scott Anderson. ROW 3: Jim Tillitt, Steve Haglund, Ellen Murray, Carol Fritsen, Sandra Tes-tin, Martha Dahlstrom, Debbie Lamberton. ROW 4: Pam Puetz, Margy Miller, Nancy Craig, Diane Dignen, Jane Roitenbig, Craig Nelson. ROW 5: Dave Williams, Mark Harding, Tom Ploog, Vicki Lorrey, Martha Hartwell, Bruce Stocklen, Henry Cornelius. H.R. 17 Advisor: Mr. Nelson. ROW 1: Nancy Baxter, Debby Eddy, Ann Woodbury, Beth Mulholland, Linda Marley, Mr. Nelson. ROW 2: Kim Kraker, Lockie Ramstad, Richard Evarts, Keith Carr, Mark Brunner, Paul Carlyon. ROW 3: Tom Noltimier, George Idzorek, Dave Johnson, Dave Cox, Craig Olson. ROW 4: Doug Schell, Gwen Wood, Minda Holst, Barbara Scott, Scott Hotel, Harvey Silver-man. ROW 5: Leonard Munson, Viki Erickson, John Purdum, Faye Haldorson, Kim Lytle, Mary Thompson, Kathy Raymond. H.R. 207 Advisor: Mrs. Severson. ROW 1: Debbie Flatz, Randy Dobbs, Terry Rosequist, John Shaw, Richard Nathanson, Mrs. Severson. ROW 2: Margaret Larson, Cathy Winship, Eileen Singer, Laurie Ploog, Susan Jackson, Jenny Harvey. ROW 3: Wendy Shan-dorf, Janet Nichols, Jeanne Nelson, Roger Peterson, Mike Searles, Mary Cotter. ROW 4: Ann Taylor, Stuart Wood, Mike Dibble, Mary Lee, Kris Huseby, John Taft. ROW 5: Robert Smith, Tim Alberts, Trudy Sabes, Sharon Gerth, Pete Gage, Bruce Molumby, Bill Long. Not Pictured: Tom Brosner. 106 H.R. 31 Advisor: Mrs. Swanson. ROW 1: Alfred Gallus, James Rasmussen, Barbara Mortenson, Sara Eckland, Tom O'Rourke, Darrell Collins, Mrs. Swanson. ROW 2: Robert Mortensen, Donna Payne, Barb Erdmann, Deborah Frankus, Eileen Mork, Jellayne Hotter. ROW 3: Sally Greenberg, Scott Martinson, Mike Lynch, Jeff Hoch, Mike Ring, Teresa Pierotti, Jackie Swenson. ROW 4: Ed Peterson, David Sabes, John Kitson, Marilyn Fisch-bein, Jill Binder, Nancy Redmond. ROW 5: John Loud, Mike Dostal, Jim Waara, Barb Borowski, Steve Groll, Warren Kahnke, Sarah Caswell. H.R. 201 Advisor: Miss Telander. ROW 1: Stan Johnston, Tom Heath, Tim Sullivan, Carol Opie, Steve Brisley, Miss Telander. ROW 2: Ralph Smith, Everett Lange, Dave Bruce, Jill Grimes, Barb Somers, Carol Fischbem. ROW 3: Mike Nordahl, Janall Be Vier, Soma El-lofson, Liz Johnson, Janice Budde, Dennis Ellingson. ROW 4: Dave Newman, Tom Staubus, Mark Budde, Susan Peltola, Cindy Schneckloth. ROW 5: Doug Christensen, Jan Renslow, Carol Kennedy, Laurie Johnson, Dean Steffen, Dave Dahlberg. Not pictured: Lori Amerson. H.R. 206 Advisor: Mr. Vare. ROW 1: Kirk Sandberg, Robert Bates, Ann Oliver, Lon Testin, Scott Merchant, Mr. Vare. ROW 2: Sandy Smith, Kevin Chaudom, Joe Calrs-on, Tom Weigel, Danny Flatz, Sandy Lyons. ROW 3: Michele Behring, Debbie Coleman, Steve Sivanich, Dennis Solsvig, Kim Doe-ger. ROW 4: Jeff Oden, Mary Ryan, Jeanne Cox, Charlotte Ische, Nancy Walters, Mike Huseby. ROW 5: Debbie Calvin, Kim Hanson, David Karjalahti, Lowell Ditt-berner, Dan Myers, Pete Mattson, Nancy Heinze. 107 JUNIOR Wf UTES 108 109 no SPECIAL EVENTS Happiness is as a butterfly, which, when pursued, is always beyond our grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. Hawthorne Princess Beth Johnson Escort Jon Gurban Princess Mary Sanders Escort Hadley Clarren WO UECO UIN£ 1966 Princess Mary Fischer Escort Bill Hursh Princess April Schwartz Escort Howard Atkin 113 HOLD THAT TIGER Mr Football Warm Indian Summer weather made the perfect setting for Homecoming 66. On October 7, with burning enthusiasm, Southwest Indians burst forth to show great school spirit and strong determination. Thanks to the excellent job done by co-chairmen Linda Williams and Fritz Meili, this year's homecoming was one of the best ever. Tension mounted as 1965 Homecoming Queen Julie weaved between the Queen candidates, and finally crowned the 1966 Homecoming queen — Vickie Tilseth. The program, M.C.'d by Pat Lewis and Roger Johnson, proceeded with talented entertainment. Then it was off to the field to see the Indians first win of the season — turning the South's Tigers into ' kittens, with a score of 9 to 7. The traditional dance, with music by the Accents, provided a perfect ending to a perfect day. I 14 Homecoming Royalty Seniors Soy — Put o Tiger in Your Tomb' Soph Float Cage the Cats' 115 Spirit of Victory Let me entertain you Jan Storlie Queen Vickie Jon Gurbon Homecoming Court, from left: Vickie Tilseth and Bruce Knowles, April Schwartz and Howard Atkin, Beth Johnson and Jon Gurbon, Mary Fischer and Bill Hursh, Mary Sanders and Hadley Clarren I i 6 Dog patch 8:01 SADIE HAWKINS Chicken Man Hodley Oanen Thursday, November 10, the stage was set for Dogpatch U.S.A. Daisy Maes and lil Abners stomped to the beat of Dove Brady and the Stars. During the dance ga s dragged (?) their men up to Marryin' Sam receiving a ring and certificate of marriage as proof of her catch. Winners of the Daisy Mae and Li Abner Contest were Chicken Man, Hadley Clarren, and his woman, Bonnie Munson. Go Go . . .Go! King Kasper Dove Perry King Balthazar Doug Jones King Melchoir Gene Johnson Village Dancers AMAUL AND TUBNIGUT VfSrrORS Amahl Under the direction of Mrs. Hedrick and Mr. Dahle, the music and drama departments produced the Christmas opera, “Amahl and the Night Visitors. After long practices and hard work, the cast presented the successful opera on December 1 and 2. 118 Opera Cost Mother Georgia Smith Amahl Barb Richards RAH! UUM J l Swinging in the holiday season Yeowl Not so tight! Kothie Christman and Barb Rude All was a flurry the last week of school before Christmas vacation. With the assurance of a white Christmas and the promise of no school for two weeks, students were filled with the spirit of the holiday season. On Saturday, December 17, couples attended the Christmas Dance, “Bah! Humbug!' and danced to the music of the Xpressmen. The dance proved to be an exciting start of Christmas vacation. It's not my fault, Murph. Noncy Murphy and Dave Burton That's my boy. Marcia Woods and Kreg Kapiton Boh! Humbug! Pom Benson and Rogelio Lasso 119 Directors Mrs Hedrick, Pal Lewis, and Bonnie Hortill The Cost amu ’Q A JNT DfRBOED By weDR 06 CAST Stephen Spetfigue . . . . . . Con Saltzman Colonel Sir Francis Chesney, Bart . . . . . . Tim Stanko Jack Chesney . . . . . . Scott Lee Carley Wykeham . . . . . . Roger Johnson Lord Fancourt Babberley . . . . . . Bruce Danielson Brassett . . . . . . Bob Copeland Donna Lucia d Alvadorez . . . . . . Janet Carlson Amy Spettigue . . . . . . Cindy Kulstad Kitty Verdun . . . . . . Gretchen Larson Ela Delahay . . . . . . Kathie Christman I'm terribly sorry. Mr Spelt,gue (Con Salomon). Bobbs (Bruce Danielson), and Jock (Scott Lee) Hold that pose! 120 . . and I have a complex about girls ... Amy {Cindy Kulstad)ond Charley {Roger Johnson). Am I intruding? Donna Lucia (Janet Carlson) and Bart (Tim Stanko) Charley's Aunt, by Brandon Thomas, was Southwest's all-school play this year. The play was directed by Mrs. Hedrick and staged by Mr. Dahle with the assistance of student directors, Bonnie Hartill and Trish Lewis. The cast was chosen from sophomores, juniors, and seniors and rehearsed long hours after school. Hard-working student committees put much time and effort in preparing for the performances on February 1 6 and 17. The production went off smoothly and was enthusiastically received by the audience. I'm not built for this thing, you know. Amy {Cindy Kulstad), Kitty (Gretchen Larson) and Babbs (Bruce Danielson) Tell me your troubles, Elo Donna Lucia (Janet Carlson) and Ela (Kalb.e Christman) ’ There s something about on Aqua Velva manl Kitty (Gretchen Larson) and Jock (Scott Lee) 121 u; Question. Who IS he dancing with? Dove Perry . . . and the beat goes on. Gail Clowiter and Ron Christianson THE GREATER THE FOOL . . . A Mr Lucky's pro. Irv Binenstock Is she for real? Sandy Lee and Bill Rosenberg I mean, I'm cool! Scott Weiner 122 Moss Anticipation Teen Heaven Nancy McNaghten and Rick Lind . . . TUB BETTER THE DANCER HOOK DANCE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN, I. to r.: Marcia Woods, Marti Linderberg, Beth Johnson, Mary Sanders, Dana Sisterman, and Steph Brom. 124 . 1 O SANtZAnONC A thing seriously pursued affords true enjoyment Seneca 125 STUDENT COUNCIL Through the Senior High Student Council, Southwest students are provided with a necessary link between the administration and the student body. It is a sounding board for student issues and ideas. The council sponsored the Career Clinic, a Pick-up-Paper Campaign, and all sock hops and school dances. The cooperation of the faculty, advisor Mr. Peterson, council officers, and representatives made this year a most successful one. ROW 1: Roger Johnson, Treas., Mary Sanders, Sec. ROW 2: Hadley Clorren, V. Pres., Mike Sovis, Pres, No, I'm not giving up the floorl COUNCIL AT WORK 126 SENIORS JUNIORS SOWO WORES ROW 1: Dodd Lomberton, Fritz Meile, Scott Lee ROW 2: 8etty Harrison, Mary Anglim, Howard Atkin. ROW 3: Bruce Knowles, Jo Berger, Pam Wheaton. ROW 4: Doug Jones, Zone lumelsky, Con Saltzman, Terry Howg. ROW 1: Sue Lyons, Betty Sommers, Jon Giles. ROW 2: Debbie Anderson, Tian Bor-batsis, Elaine Penney. ROW 3: Sharon Foils, Claudio Rude, Sheila Sanders. ROW 4: Jock Hursh, Roger Gcfvcrt, Bob Doerr. ROW 1: Debbie Moline, Debby Grace, Buzz Leor. ROW 2: Tom Anderson, Robyn Romano, Paula Lund. ROW 3: Chris Wert, Georgia Boosalis, Mali Johnson, Sandy Hembt. ROW 4: Mary Borchert, Sandi Thompson, Linda Oliver. JUNIOR MOW STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Carol 8oborocki, Sec.; Tom Burton, Pres.; Mr. McGriff, Adv.; Charles Singer, V.P.; Gary Gud-mundson, Sgt. at Arms. ROW 2: Scott Merchant, Greg Durand, Lee Kamel, Trees; Brod Jovodg, Amy Neiman Ruth Percensky, Jim Tillitt, Dave Newman, Rud. Berryman. ROW 3: Margaret King, Barb Erd-mann, Vicki Erickson, LeahSabes, Debbie Reece. Sarah Doerr, Dean Elstad, Tom Eisenstadt. This year's Junior High Student Council, under the direction of Mr. McGriff, accepted the responsibility for Southwest's Chapter of the Junior Red Cross. Functioning as Red Cross representatives, the council conducted the annual and very successful Red Cross Fund Drive. Among their other activities the Junior High Student Council also collected cans of food for Minnesota's needy families. 127 EDITORS STANDING: Roger Johnson; Hadley Clarren, Editor-in-Chief; Judy Cohen, Associate Editor; Kay Fleming, Copy Editor; SEATED: Mark Miller, Editorials; Tim Stanko, Sports; Cindy Coleman. News; Margaret Loud, Pat Heath, Picture Editor. FEATURES Doug Jones, Georgia Smith, Janice Dohle, Judy Cohen, Janet Carlson, Marcia Woods, Anne Wallace. NEWS Judy Tenner, Cindy Coleman, Margaret Loud, Rich Werner, Lmdo Ostrom, Steph Wurtz, Yvonne Johnson, Andrea Reed. Amusing and newsy tidbits provided by the Arrow staff brightened Southwest's Fridays. Most work was done during sixth hour, but extra time was spent at Mrs. Sundin's working on layouts. The staff members volunteered for their positions after a newswriting unit in their junior English class. Heap of the Month, Drumbeat, and Waverly's Column were favorites with most students. Special instructions were given on how to better student-teacher relationships. The staff then finished the year by training the cubs' for next year's Arrow staff BUSINESS Undo Ostrom, typist; Tom Holland, circulation,-; Howard Atkin, business monoger. SPORTS Mark Joffee, Bob Fine. Dodd Lamberton. April Schwartz. Steve Rholl, Scott Lee. Mark Lorberbaum, Rick Hermon ond Randy Herman, photographers; Janet Carlson, artist. 128 U AGlSiaN(4fkj Solly Hole, Bonnes Editor; Corol Corpenfer, Scheduling Editor; Sue Romano, Editor-in-Chief. Mr Gleason. Rep.. Taylor Publish.. tographer. mg Co.; Mrs Carlson. Advisor, Mr Peterson, Staff Pho This year s Wagistan-ian staff saw a change in leadership. Under the guidance of advisor, Mrs. Carlson, editor-in-chief Sue Romano, and photographer Clair Peterson picture schedules were kept, and deadlines were met. The staff considered the yearbook a challenge and worked together successfully to produce a Wagis-tanian that all can enjoy. Ron Johnson, Student Photographer; Pat Ramstad, Art Editor. Barb Trebisovsky, Underclassman Editor; Julie French, Underclassman. Mary de Werff, Faculty Editor; Nancy Croft, Seniors,- Landrum Wise. Steph Broin, Senior Editor; Julie French, Underclassman; Pam Wheaton, Seniors. SEATED: Sara Thompson, Organization Editor; Beth Johnson, Special Events Editor; STANDING: Pot Thorvud, Organization; Barb Rude, Sports Editor; Cothy Cox, Sports; Nancy Hul-tin. Special Events. BOVS AMD OfRLS SiArt Roger Johnson, Hadley Clarren, Linda Williams, Bruce Knowles The American Legion sponsors Boys and Girls' Slate, giving high school students a chance to participate in mock state government. Southwest's representatives this year were Hadley Clarren, Roger Johnson, and Bruce Knowles at Boys' State, and Linda Williams at Girls' State. WOVWCE This year's Wo yoke staff worked many long and tedious hours preparing the 1967 Wo yoke for publication. These dedicated staffers read scores of poetry and prose, both stories and essays submitted by Southwest English students. After careful studying this year's Woyake was assembled and published. ..., . . o. jydy Giles, Chris Skoglund, Debbie Hanson, Kate ROW 1: Mrs. Hilliard, Ann Freed, Nancy May, Anne Wallace, Marilyn Sonwtod Nora Wilchedc. RO Nicholas, Sherrill Utley, Julie Howe, Melanie Parsons, Andrew Kramer, Paul Clobo, Mr. froeme 130 A SQUAD, SEATED: Con Soltzmon, J.m Berger, Doug Jones. Mork Miller, Hadley Clorren. Zone lumelsky. Chris Chcrryhomes. Mr. Honson, Advisor, B SQUAD, STANDING, Lee Kamel, Jim Bender, Jan Clarren, Tom 8urfon. Mondel Sher, Jeff Greenspoon, Danny Cherryhomes, Rochel Erickson, Tom Jerde, David Ledgo-thean. Jim Greenberg, Robyn Romono Resolved: that foreign aid should be limited to nontotalitarian countries. With this topic, the Southwest varsity debate team won its fourth trophy in three years. Hadley Clarren took honors as top individual speaker at Ma-calaster, the University of Minnesota, St. Paul Johnson, and Blake. Captain Mark Miller tied for top speaker at the U of M tournament and won an individual speaking award at the Richfield Tournament of Champions. Junior Jim Berger tied for top speaker at St. Paul Johnson. Sophomore David Leighton was named top speaker in the B division. 131 VARSITY DEBATE TEAM: Hadley Clarren, Mark Miller, Doug Jones. Zone Lumelsky ROW 1: Kay Fleming, Mary DeWerff, April Schwartz, Linda Johnson. ROW 2: Mark Miller, Barb Morrison, Beth Johnson. ROW 3: Tim Titus, Marcia Woods, Karen Hofstrom, Janice Dahle. ROW 4: Mary Anglim, Lynn BeVier, Nick Boosalis. ROW 5: Bob Falls, Dole Svenpladsen. Tom Drocgcmueller, Alan Raymond. NOT PICTURED: Cynthia Coleman, Susan Romano. ROW 1: Vicki Tilseth, Marsha Engle, Barb Melcher, Nancy Hultm. ROW 2: Bruce Knowles Flip Gianos, Ann Walloce. ROW 3: Tom Holland, Mark Lor-berbaum. Bob Doerr, Chuck Leer. ROW 4: Corol Cross, Georgio Smith, Linda Helme. ROW 5: Janet Carlson, Sally Hole, Pot Lewis, Jonet Lund. NOT PICTURED: Alan Thiel, Mark Collins. Any student-who bas maintained q-3.0 average throughout his tional Honor Society. Membership however, is not merejy based orAfcholastic achievement student must high motal character; he must be a leader among his fellow students; and he must have wiljihgly given many ice to his school and community. New members are called twice a year, at the end of first quarter. also hours af again semester grades are issued. The total Membership must not xcede 5% of the Junior class cjnd 1 5% of the Senior cla speaker, Congressman Donald Fraser, highlighted the first quarter calling. The members and their parents were honored at a banquet at Becky's Chalet. Thfere Dr; Paul H. Cashman, Assistant Vice-President for Education Relationships and Development at the University of Minnesota, spoke on steps to be taken for adequate preparation for college. Under the leadership of President Howard Atkin, members sponsored the successful Santa Anonymous Driye and an open panel discussion by University of Minnesota students on pertipent information about the U, For a change of pace from their studies, members enjoyed a havride at Hanes Ranch and_poxty_ftfiej ards. ___________ ____________ SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE CHARACTER LEADERSHIP ROW 1: Steph Wurtz, Kathie Christman, Barb Rude. ROW 2: Yvonne Johnson, Bonnie Hartill, Mary Nehls. ROW 3: Mary Sanders, Jan Giles, Margaret Loud, Pam Geller. ROW 4: Con Salzmon, Louise Baldwin, Hadley Clarren. ROW 5: Zane Lumelsky, Doug Jones, Judy Cohen, Roger Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Digre, Laura Tueting, ROW 1: Landrum Wise, Corol Corpenter, John Erdmann, Howard Atkin. ROW 2: Pat Heath, Linda Ostrom, Linda Williams. ROW 3: Betty Sommers, Julie Frei|, Dodd Lamberton, Jim Berger. ROW 4: Nancy Bernhagen, Jim Ball, Tom Thorsell. ROW 5: Tim Stonko, Mark Fredenckson, Steve Rholl, Richard Werner. SfUDENie Pt Vfg FOR. FUTURE ROW 1: Arlette Nordskog. Colleen Reorcton, Sharon Sormon. ROW 2: Chris Diennger. Donna Gruenhogen. ROW 3: Peg Buckvold, Bev Oman. ROW 1: Steve Uhlencott, Darrel Nest, Scott Wordrope. ROW 2: Tom Medley, Bob Wemj, Mike Wooro, Bob Barette ROW 3: Richard Steele, Bob Miller, Joe Bortolletti, B«ll Nelson. ROW 4: Tom Turner, LuAnn Shermon. ROW 5: Steve Ellington, Mr. B|or-lm. Advisor. The Distributive Education Clubs of America are set up to teach students valuable business and working skills through on-the-job-training. After attending classes in school, students go to work for the rest of the day. Besides receiving pay for their work, they also receive school credits. These students participate in State and National Leadership Conferences during the year. The Southwest division of D.E.C.A. board of directors are: Kim Doelz, Mark Gaddis and Reid Hillsley. Once a week, meetings are held at which time the students plan activities for their group. A new comer to'Southwest this year is Future Pilots of America. This group, under the direction of Mr. Poston, is designed to prepare students for their Federal Aviation Administrator's Written Test for a Private Pilots License. Books, guest speakers, films, field trips, and octual flight time gave worthwhile training to our future flying aces. Mr. Poston, Advisor. ROW 1: Mork Gaddis. Dorlene Piermna, Linda Alexander. ROW 2: Margie Tukey. Roger While, Tom Thielges, Terry Tomlinson, Carol Colin, Nancy LaDuke. ROW 3: Bob Hildreth, Ron McKinnon, Reed Hillsley, Gretchen Sleizer. 133 SPECIAL SERVICE ORCiAAJ NATIONS The necessary and invaluable services performed by these special service organizations every day of the school year' cannot be measured. Without their diligence and skills our student and faculty responsibilities would hove been greatly increased. We all owe a special thanks to the members and advisors of these organizations for a job well done. vac ROW 1. Bob Williams. Fred Zabel, Lorry Schneck. ROW 2. Mr. Jones, Mike Daniels. Kenny Alverson, John Reeves, Steve Adorns, Greg Thompson, Mark Fredcrickson, Tom Schroeder, Bill Rosenberg. NOT PICTURED William Schmidt and Francis Page. Light, sound, fingtr Greg Thompson, Steve Adams, Mark Fredrickson N4LL£U4RD£ ROW 1. Greg Hawks, John Smith, Jim Ondike, Roger Johnson, Nancy Moy, Gary Gemilere, Mark Kohn, Mark Jaffee. Nick Boosalis, Jim Rein. ROW 2. Riche ar enson, Greg Widseth, Bob Arlensen, Howard Atkin, Kevin Faus, Roger Meredyk, Mike Stone, George Murray, Advisor, Mr. Halley. 134 CREW John Andren, Dove Lee. Rusty Mitchell. LIBRARY STANDING: Yvonne Johnson, Doug Jones, Tom Holland, Miss Wolkup, Barb Melcher, Gail Greenspoon. SEATED: Anne Wallace, Janelle Peterson. office aids FRONT ROW: Peggy Olson, Georgene Stewart, Sue Garner, Morylynn Samstad. Joon Nielsen, Margaret Stein. ROW 2: Sharon Koelker, Pot Heath, Kathy Bruns. PA. OPERATORS Karen Hofstrom, Shelly Holt SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS SEATED Mary Branley. Nancy Se.mers, Barb Treb.sovsky STANDING: Condy dock Rondee Rosenberg, Patti Cook, Francis Birch. Cheryl Thomsen. Cathy Crone 135 SPECIAL INTEREST ORGANIZATIONS SRAPHICARIS Grophic Arts Club, or the Junior Benjamin Franklin Society, is designed to create interest and skills in printing. Their three year winning streak in state graphic arts competition has shown what a fine job they're doing. Camera Club is designed to help members acquire and enrich their skills in the actual staging, shooting, and developing of photographs. With their own dark room and helpful advisor, Mr. Papas, these boys learned many professional techniques and hints. ROW 1: Ron Johnson; Vice President. Bryan Gudmundson, Chuck Pettipiece. President. Scott Kmmore, Tom Oss, Kit Drew. ROW 2: Jim Anderson, Reed Doerr, Poul Janzen, Jeff Austin, Mr. Papos; Advisor. CAMERA CLUB SEATED: Mr. Popos, Tim Solo, Robert Werner, Tim Oss. Vice President; Scott Kmmore, Mr. Lind. STANDING: Robert Swing. Brian Peterson, Ron Johnson, President. 136 ORjGANfZAnONS SEATED: Shoy Lumelsky; Tim Solo; Andrei Triebergs; Robert Werner. STANDING: Mr. Hoolond, Advisor; Juris Triebergs; Randy Steinman SCIENCE CLUB Science Club is designed to pio-vide an outlet for students who wish to further their scientific education, outside of the classroom. Under the direction of Mr. Haa-land, members carried out various projects and activities throughout the year. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club met every other week in intraschool competition. The aim of these chess enthusiasts was to strengthen and sharpen their skills and strategies. Richard Backley; Mr. Andersen, Advisor; Judy Meyer; Andy Cramer; Mike Powles; Warren Jeung. Computer Club was new to Southwest this year. The advisor, Mr. E. Andersen, helped these mathematically inclined students work out actual computer programs. Members were given a chance to test their skills as computer programmers on several trips to an IBM company. COMPUTE CLUB ROW 1: Juris Triebergs; Robert Werner; Andrejs Triebergs; Paul Clabo; Dean Elstad. ROW 2: Ken Alverson; John Stanek; Tom Clabo,- Bob Fine, Captain; Mr. Patterson, Advisor; Perry Werder; Gary Fine. 137 SP0TUGWER6 ROW 1; K. Schoenhoff. A. Wolloce, B. Boyle, B. Danielson, B. Copelond, T. Lewis, B. Hortill, D. Ssfermon, Z. Lumelsky, C. Utrtey, N. Wilcheck, ROW 2: K. Fleming. C. Chnstmon, J. Carlson, S. Carr. V. Premer, N. May, F. Meili, P. Nelson. S. Grossman, N. Leinmger, T. Stanko. ROW 3: J Pearson, J. Hanson, B. Hebner, J. Carlson, S. Johnson, J. Eornst, M. Stanley, C. Soltzman, M. Sigel, S. Lee, R. Johnson, A. Freed, G. Greenspoon. ROW A-. S. Witcroft, E. Fenney, S. Boddy, K. Kup-cho, D. Peterson, C. Granbeck, J. Joyce, J. Milnor, J. Grossman, B. Gefvert, D. Burton, N, Murphy, J. Storlie ROW 5: P. Schroedl, C. Cross, S. Kirkwood. G. Smith, C. Crone, J. Dohle, J. Davidson, T. Hall, B. Weitzel, B Hornson, R. Meredyk, G. Nelson, K. Bruns. ROW 6: C. Jurek, M. Somstod, T. Ulrich, V. Goldstem, R. Selmck, D. Orren, J. Skoug, N. Hultin, C. Moloney, B. Kitson, B. Melcher, D. Attwood. 7R TOS SEATED: Zone Lymelsky, Cheryl Maloney, Bonnie Hortill, Dona Sistermon, Bobbi Boyle. Pat Lewis, Ann Wolloce. STANDING: Bob Copeland, Bruce Danielson, Ann Freed, Roger Johnson, Mrs. Hedrick, Advisor. 138 STANDING: Tim Stonko ROW I • Bruce Donation, Chris Gronebeck. Ke.fh Boker. Bob K.tson, John Grown or. Judy Benson. Morco Woods. Roger Johnson ROW 2: Jill Hanson, Trisha Lewis, Kathy Schoenoff, Bonnie Hortill, Kath Chostmon. Sondi Grossman, Pot Nelson, Mary E ichor n ROW 3: Gina Nelson, Barb Fink, Cheryl Moloney, Anne Wolloce, Mark Miller. Doug Jones, Mary Nehls, Dona Sistermon. ROW 4: Bobbe Boyle, Kotie Gibson, Dave Burton, Debbie Orren, Mary Sonders, Hodley Clorren. Thirty-five Southwest students, under the direction of Mrs. Hedrick, participated in the annual statewide speech competition sponsored by the Minnesota State High School League this spring. Areas of competition were; serious and humorous in-terprative reading, original and non-original oratory, extemporaneous speaking and reading, group discussions, and story telling. Washburn was the site of many mid-winter practice contests and of the sub-district preliminaries held in early April. Speakers who survived sub-districts were entitled to go to Central later that month for the district contest. Winners at the district level traveled to North High School for the highly competitive regional tournament. Hamline University was the site of the state speech contest in May. ROW 1: Rolla Herman. Nancy Seorles. Sheera labelle. Scoff Pink. Randy Stemman, Tom Nolt.mier, Paul Corlyon. ROW 2: Korin Stimack Carol Clabo Barb Skoolrud. I yd Oberjfod. Jul UNenkofl. Amy Neman. Donnq Sfenberg. Nancy Newlond. Cindy Borowsk. ROW 3: Darryl Frick Tom E.senstad? Tom Burl on Barry K.nmore, Joy Taylor. John Muroulf. Roger Peterson, Ann Taylor, Kafhy Skjold, Barb Borowski. Sorah Coswell ROW 4: Beck. Wolgren Sheila Wurtr Sara Ecklond. Pam Werder. Nancy Jotfee, Noncy Reed. Jeon Lorson. Suson Koelker, Ann Thielen, Cyndy Calk.ns, Judy Colk.ns ROW 5 Debbie York Zoonne Ste phent, Gwen Smith, Noncy Cornwell, Linda Christensen. Becky Somers. Joonne Freed. Linda Womlo. Mory Solsvig, Rebecca Jones Debbie Lmch Chr.sfie Baird, Suson Peterson ROW 6: Becky Anderson. Bunny Johnson. Jennifer Orren. Joonne Schwender. Nancy Melcher. Ruth Perconsky Dorothy McLaughlin Greg Lem air e. Steve Gerth. Chris Berne, Beth Bruner. Rochel Erickson. Pom Wedgewood ROW 7. Noncy Libby. Gwen Plekkenpol Ellen Groff Mary W.se Carr Stem, Judy Carroll. Wayne Severs Bruce Johnson. Byron Hechter. W,n«e Cook. Jon.ce Falls, Lock Ramstod Melissa Cohen Mr Shap.ro Advisor JUNIOR WISH DRAMA CLUB rep CLUB ROW 1: Sue Fecorotta, Kathy Digre, Mary Dols, Cindy Woodin, Pam Sachleben, Peggy Savage. Ruth Mackenzie, Barb Schneck, louna Merrell, Cindy Kulstod. ROW 2: Trudy Dibble, Laurie Boehm, Georgia Boosalis, Nan Deenng, Julia Jensen, Michele Holt, Ann Mikkelson, Janet Kjera, Lynn Goldman, Cyndy Hotter, Pat Holt. ROW 3: Mary Bruno, Cindy Wert, Demse Humphery, Ellen Kohner, Melody Livingston, Paula Lund, Chris Gilliland, Sandy Lee, Connie Be Vier, Sue Johnson, Martha Conkey, Julie Peterson. ROW 4: Jill Purdum, Joanne Weaver, Elaine Penney, Cyndy Carow, Nancy Paulson, Paulo Marushm, Kay Moen, Dianne Evenson. Andrea Merrell, Kathy Tull. ROW 5: Betty Sommers, Susie Lieb, Carolyn Thoreson, Sharon Zimdors, Ginger Hiles, Elke Schon, Mary Wallin, Lynn Wallin, Linda Oliver. Snappy sloganed buttons and banners in the lunchroom, halls, and stairways were the handiwork of this year's enthusiastic Pep Club. Sagging school spirit was much improved by the sight of these peppy girls and their cheery buttons. Busy button-making meetings, help prior to athletic events, produced such all-time favorite sayings as Put a Tiger in Your Tank and Grind the Millers. These school-spirited girls, under the leadership of president Peggy Savage, have done a fine job of supporting our athletic teams throughout the school year. Peggy Savage, Pres.; Ann M.kkelson, Sophomore rep.; Michele Holt, Vice Pres.; Julio Jensen, Trees.; Pom Sochleben. Junior rep. 140 ROW Is Mory Eichhorn, Cindy Johnson, Cindy Du Vol, Kathy Cude. Mary Kelly, Debbie Anderam. Schwartz, Kathy Boyer, Jon Storl.e, Betty Somers, Garnet Johnson. Krtci Nelson, Nolo Fomiw«l«K 7 hich f-Vo,en« Schwartz, Kathy Eddy, ROW 2 Aor ' °,eo notstrom, Marcia Woods. The Indianettes practiced regularly once a week and held countless extra practices whenever they were needed. These girls performed for football and basketball games, and auditorium programs. Besides their school performances they also dance for many clubs and organizations. Captains, Cindy Du Val and April Schwartz; Secretary, Mary Fisher; Treasurer, Jan Stor-lie; Advisor, Mrs. Gee B-SOUAD Robyn Romano, Jan Gerde, Diane Dalhstrom, Mali Johnson, Janet Moc Kenz«. phrey, Connie Be Vier, Non Deering. _________ 141 Some 225 girls attended the Recognition Tea, where they met and discussed plans with their new chapter presidents. The Apple Polishing Tea led many new Y-Teener's to find that teachers are human, too. The Mock Olympics featured chapter athletes in such events as the Bear Walk, Wheelbarrel race and a Tug of War. Instead of the traditional Sweetheart Swing, a later Shamrock Swing was held on March 17. Finally, the Y-Teens officially ushered in spring with the Cotton Day festivities, making this year a successful one. CHAPTER PRESIDENTS: ROW 1: Mickey deWerff, Sue Johnson, Cheryl Maloney, Pam Schroedl, Borb Rude, Linda Ostrom, Carol Cross. ROW 2: Mary Wallin, Kay Fleming, Janet Shamp, Nancy Bernhagen, Judy Hanson, Cheryl Thomsen. ’Y’ Y-TEENS CABINET: ROW 1: Pres., Yvonne Johnson,- Soph. Rep., Julia Jensen; Treos., Mary Dols,- Sec., Peggy Savage,-Vice Pres., Laura Tueting. ROW 2: Soph. Rep., Lucy Moe,- Chop. Coord., Pat Heath; Choplain, Tian Barbatsis,- I.C.C., Shelley Holt; Publicity, Marcello Frobish. ROW 1: Becky Prentiss, Linda Swalinkavich, Runa Holldarsdot-tir. ROW 2: Georgia Boosolis, Lynn Rolph, Helen Boddy, Nancy Bernhagen, Marcia Thompson, Judy 8enson, Paula Ecklond, Debby Loring. ROW 3: Sally Hale, Mary Anglim, Kothy Kup-cho. Mary Nehls, Geisla Uhrban, Mary Hovland, Sandy Luettjohan, Linda Roth. 142 ROW 1: Barb Trebisovsky, Nancy English, Lorie Plott, Carol Cross, Patty Holt, Carol Bergmann, Sally Stephens, ROW 2: Linda Oden, Kate Nicholas, Debbie Hanson, Sue Green, Melody Livingston, Jill Pur-dum, Debby Groce, Wendy Matte. ROW 1: Pat Lewis, Kathy Schoen-hoff. ROW 2: Debi Smith, Peggy Olson, Cmdy Johnson, Dorcy Copus, Mary deWerff, Donna Reed, Renee Malknecht, Beth Reeves. ROW 3: Betty Somers, Sue Lieb, Carol Huttner, Marsha Fos-burgh, Carolyn Anglim, Saro Thompson, Carol Shaw, Dianne Johnson, Janet Robbins. ROW 1: Pat Thorsrud, Nancy Simon, ROW 2: Morcio Joffee, Sue Garner, Lynette Swanson, Yvonne Johnson, Kay Fleming, Pam Benson, Sandy Hembd, Morcio Holton. ROW 3: Leslie Rivers, Donna Wolfe, Peggy Lund, Georgia Hartwell. Julia Jensen, Mary Tayler, Becky Williams, Louila Hutt, Non Ashmead, Dee Dee Knapp, Peggy Smith. ROW 1: Linda Brosnon, Jenny Drew, ROW 2: Sue Hartley, Nancy Eickhof, Carol Jonston, Judy Hanson, Lynn Noel, Chris Gronbeck, Vicki Aspenson, ROW 3: Ruth McKensie, Carlo Jacobson, Laurie Wmkel, Peggy Deal, Debbie Anderson, Jone Jensen, Carol Carpenter, Frances Page. 143 ROW 1: Cloudio Rode, Cindy Woodm, ROW 2: Nolo Farnsworth, Cindy DuVal, Pam So-chleben, Mary Macdonald, Sue Johnson, Sue Lyons, Sondi Moen, Joonne Weaver, ROW 3: Chris Oss, Mary Fischer, Tion Barbofsis, Claudia Pan-kuch, Debby Peterson, Jom Thiel, Ann Freed, Karen Nelson, Cindy Carow. ROW 1: Elizabeth Haugee, Sandy Rubenstem, ROW 2: Pat Stevenson, Susan Kirkwood, Sharon Doege, Elke Schoen, Cheryl Maloney, Sue Witcraft, Linda Aalbers, Marge Horthon, ROW 3: Lonnie Dorn, Gayla Smith, Andrea Reed, Julie Howe, Janet Lund, Jill Collins. Margaret Stein, Patti Maloney. ROW 1: Mory Clemenson, Kathy Digre, Mary Gale, Mary Evenson, ROW 2: Steph Wurtz. Jenny Ische, Undo Tur-geon, Ann Mikkelson, Linda Osfrom, Nancy Hultm, Diane Stein, Sue Hultin, ROW 3: Linda Helme, Mari Ann Greenstein, Patty Cirkl, Karen Holzinger, Sandy Olufson, Jean Walters, Kathy Cristen-sen, Jo Ellen Mandery, Chris Fisk, Virginia Sondhoff, Mary Kay Bruno. ROW 1: Paula Swenson. Shar-on Falls, Mary Stevens, Jane Carlson, Sharon Fink, Pam Nichols, Lee Ann McDonald, Barb Rude, Janell Oberts, Trudy Dibble, Volerie Schwartz, Mary Lou Hawks, ROW 2: Margaret Loud, Non Croft, Mary Freng, Kay Moen, Lesley Johnson, Janelle Peterson, Valli Priener, Judy Anderson, Julie Molme, Teresa Penney. 144 ROW 1: Marlene Harthon, Rita Granvin, Kathy Kubitz, Janet Shamp, Sheila Berglund. Linda Johnson, Pat Heath. ROW 2: Linda Lundeen. Julie Brunzell, Janice Bar-oger, Joyce Larson, Dianne Fiedler, Linda Moot, Kotie Berglund, Betty Moot, Chris Gilliand. ROW 1: Maureen York, Jodi Lind, Mary McAndrews. ROW 2: Jennifer Skaug, Terry Ulrich, Betsy Bnsley, Pom Schroedl, Sue Romano, Kay Koefod, Brendo Aune. ROW 3: Kathy Tull, Lmdo Oliver, Nancy McNaughten, Sandy 8rett, Debbie Evenson, Marshone Mork, MarceHo Frobish, Gail Hunczak, Carolyn Thoreson, Laurie Longewoy. ROW J: Borb Richards, Cathy Crone, Georgia Smith. ROW 2: Barb Ward, Molly Tierney, Barb Hebner, Debbie Orren, Cheryl Thompson, Katherine Russell, Jan Dahle, Kay Larson. ROW 3: Mary Borchert, Ginger Hiles, Marpe Smith, Sue Reed, Janet MocKenzie, Pam Wheaton, Lucy Moe, Rita Longman, Shoron Koelker, Connie BoVier. ROW 1: Sara Dahleen, Diane Dahl-strom, Chris Wert, ROW 2: Regan Harrison, Marsha Engle, Peggy Savage, Mary Dots. Nancy Gross-man, Mory Wallin, Ann Coppage, Laura Tueting, Borb Monson, Sue Fecorothe, ROW 3: Cyndy Johnson, Marcia Woods, Karen Hofstrom, Jan Storlie, Lynn Bevier, Lynn Cem-insky, Jode Lasseson, Launa Merrill, Michele Holt. Lynn Wallin, Pom Buck. 145 GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: Margaret Loud, Corres. Sec.; Judy Cohen, V. Pres.; Mike Sovis, Pres Carol Carpenter, Sec.; Roger Johnson, Trees.; Mr. Anderson, Miss Jebe, Susy Leib] and Dodd Lamberton, Sgfs.-ot-Arms. Don't sit downil ruh b ( J 4 L I'm on two-sits '. Boon Andta Roger Johnton Goylo Snveh Nalol A� hm iod Corol Johntlon Georgia Smeh Jon e 8o oger Bruce KorkhoH Kolhy Bebeaiee Suion Kirkwood Thomot Sorenton Kmy Berger David Koefod Carol B gmann Sondy lee John S’onei Honey Bemhogen Sul Ueb Knt Sternberg Jo Breen Mork lorberboum Holly Stone '8etry Brnley Morgoret loud Moifc SwolmkavKh M,k Bruneou Moroo lowe Poulo Swomon Kotfvy Brunt Sondy luet� hann Sand' Thompton Cool Corpemer lund Soro Thompeon Coft Sue lyont Cheryl Thomien Own Cherryholmm Tom Moddoa Carolyn Thcveton Hor ty Ooirtn Mory Pol Morthall Tom Thone Mary Oeme-men Rich Mortenson Sue Thortell Judy Cohen Oorothy Mclaughl.n Tim Teut Cynthro CoWmon Sorb M edyk Undo Toner JJI Collin louro Myrrell Andreot Treibergt Dotcy Coput Sit Moon Terry Ur h Oav ! C'ovdord Mogg Muuheod Gnelo Urbohn M.ke Crou Jeuco Murroy Jo Ann Weo «r tor D on Bob Nothonjon Jon Weller p Mr 0 0' Ko� o hhcholoi Word Wheoron Korhy Ogre imdo r Wynne WidkmjJ Trudy CXbbW Vary CXrrer Becky William Debb Ever ion Joe Op Colhy William Sho'on Folh Debt Optol Colleen York Nolo fomtwonh Undo Odrom Ctvitfme fitk Harold One Wiry CoW France Poge ’o G-l� l M� chele Pointer Mno Mar Gou Melon Portont lOU� Gronoot Ralph Perry Chr.l Gronbeck RiChord Peferjon Vary Grovimon Kim Polic'd G-nny Moolond Andrea R«a Ann MoHttn Sieve Rholt Solly Mol. Sieve Richorrfoon Gud un Ha'bdoodoHir Robyn Romano Debby Homon Lynn Runqud Bonn. Hart'll Virginia SondhoM Pol Mr-oth Run ScheKSier B-.l Mc-tver Helen Schell Corol Memi Borb Schneck Undo Meime Elke Schoen Forth Idrortk Corole Smith Karen Johwon Nancy Smrfh O Tannenbaum With a record number of new and old members, and our own German, A.F.S. student, Gisela Urbahn, this year s Deutscher Verein' was a huge success. The group observed traditional holiday customs with the Christmas Season featuring a Sank Nicko-las Tag'' Party and the annual Christmas carolling. This party was highlighted by the appearance of a somewhat familiar Santa Claus, who gave all good members presents, including some infamous goat cheese. tSy ' JV . . . and hove you been good? She really pocks the punch. Is it true blondes hove more fun Do we have to eat the candy in them? 146 FRENCH CLUB Please buy our cornflakes. Me, firstf A Christmas party, complete with a French play and French pastry, a student speaker from Britanny, and a spring banquet were some of the activities of this year. These interesting and unusual meetings, under the advisory of Miss Casey and Miss Nelson, plus some of Pres. Janet Carlson's own fresh ideas, made this year 's French Club the success that it was. That means, the pen of my aunt Janet Carlson; Pres., Nancy Grossman; Sec.-Trees., Pom Geller; Vice Pres. Kootchie koofcbie-coo. Vicki As pen son Debbie Atwood Tion Barbatsis Kathy Blondi Linda Brosnan Julianne Brunzelle Cmdy Chilstrom Ann Coppage Morcia Corwin Susan Fero Cott Mory de Werff Bill Doerr Sarah Doerr Jenny Drew Lynda Du Val Mory Franson Judy Fletcher Julie French Sue Garner Pom Geller Janet Go si Debby Grace Connie Greenburg Nancy Grossman Darlene Hofner Georgiadee Hartwell Liz Haugee Barb Hebner Diane Heiberg Louilo Hutt Jane Jenson Beth Johnson Dianne Johnson Rourke Johnson Roxanne Kamel Rondee Kerch Mary Kelly Dee Dee Knapp Pete Kohner Kay Kolfod Cindy Kulstod Joyce Larson Nancy Leininger Pat Lewis Jo Ann Lind Noncy Martin Judy Meyers Pot Miller Sandy Moen Barb Morrison Julie Peterson Lynn Ralph Morit Ramstod Pot Ramstod Beth Reeves Janet Robbins April Schwortz Roberto Sherf Chris Skoglund Paulo Spector Martha Stanley Laura Teutmg Morley Tierney Borb Toed men Sherrill Uttley Anne Wallace Lynn Wallin Mary Wallin 147 SPANISH Club OFFICERS: Mrs. Clcndemng, Advisor; Mory Anglim, President; Jean Pagel, Secretory; Sora Boddy, Vice-President; Ann Mikkelson, Treasurer. Spanish Club is designed to provide a recreational period for students who share a common interest in the Spanish language. Activities for this year's Circulo de Espanol included the initiation of new members, a Christman party complete with a pinafa, dinner at La Casa Coronado, the election of new officers, a not so authentic Spanish pot luck supper, and dancing lessons from Rogelio Lasso. Pom Anderson 0. Fiedler Bonnie Nodltr Cwolyn Angiun Koy ftemng Kolhy Nomo Mory Anglim Lynn Govghnour Meorher Newho Debb. Atwood Mononn Gfeendeem Dion Ohon Brendo Aune Sue Mommor tone! Okon Cheryl B«o 8 rty Hannon Mory Oeen Conn. B « «r Ginger M4ev Jeon Pog l Helen Boddy Sue tohnvon Noncy Povivon Sore Boddy Yvonne Johnson Jonelle Pe'ervon $hem Boddy toycelorvon CorcJ Redo Mory Borchen Morylorwxt ” Soson Reed Mory Bronley Shiort lorberbovm Moron Ring Joonne CoMI Robm lomg Con Soirman Koien Coh.ll to Ellen Mondty Terry SiOl Becky Col Noncy May Margie Smith Oebb.e Oohlvtrom Borb Mekh r Cmdy Slromberg Btvc Oonekon Ann Mi Ik 1 von Ondy Worp Polribo Oorond Bob MAkehon tone Weber Bonme ENington Oibbe Molme Pom Wedgewood lindo Enckton C-ody Morphy Sue Wilcrofi i i i. Ann Mikkelson, Mary Anglim, Jean Pagel, Carolyn Anglim, Barb Melcher. Spanish eyes' Senor Soucedo, Mrs. Clendmg. 148 Midwestern Pifiota SEATED: Con Solzman, President, Mrs. Undine, Adivsor. STANDING: Ann Mikkelson, Sergeant at Arms, Sara Boddy, American Abrood Candidate, Mary Gale, Treasurer, Robyn Romano, Secretory, Bob Doerr, American Abrood Candidate, Julie Frei|, Vice President, Giselo Urban, Exchange Student, Mr. Froehle, Advisor, Rezo Ghoffori, Exchange Student. A F.£. Walk together, talk together, O, ye people of the earth. Then, and only then, shall Ye have peace. This is the motto of the American Field Service Organization, and the aim of Southwest s A.F.S. Club. To raise money for future exchange students, A.F.S. members conducted a successful car wash, and a profitable pancake benefit dinner. Highlights for this year s club were the surprise birthday party for Reza and Giselo in December, the delicious watermelon feed, and the ski trip to Telemark. These many and varied activities made this year's A.F.S. Club a tremendous success. Whof do we do with the seeds? Hoppy, hoppy, birthday . . . Give me o little kiu. Debt Smith, Rez6 Ghoffori. Gisela Urban, Rezd Ghoffori ROW 1: Steph Wurtz. Borb Fink, Kathy Digre, Judy Fletcher, Yvonne Johnson, Becky Prentis Barb Schneck, Gaylo Smith. ROW 2: Debi Smith, Ann Mikkelson, Undo Aolbers, Dionne Stem, Morcia Chnstensen. Karen Perpich, Borb Word, Undo Roth, Dianne Hellperg. Ellen Kohner ROW 3: Chris Gilliland, Betty Moot, Jonef Lund, Pom Schroedl. Con Salzmon, Nancy N.emi, Undo Oliver, Margaret Loud, Mary deWerff ROW 4: Kathy Knapp, Runa Halldorsdott.r, Linda Moot, Sara Boddy. Roger Johnson, Nancy Murphy, Rich Mortenson, Dove Burton, Carol Show. Loura Teutmg. ROW 5: Elke Schoen, Sue Reed. Marjorie Smith, Sharon Koelker, Mont Ramstod, Giselo Urbon, Trocy Hall, Mary Anglim, Reza Ghoffori, Pat Heath. ROW 6: Betty Harrison, Jim Davidson, Roger Meredyk, Bob Mikkelson, Roger Gefvert, Bob Doerr, Julie Freij, Nancy Bernhagen, Tom Thorsell ROW 7: Leif Thylm, Dodd Lomberton, Mark Fredenckson, Greg Hawks. Rusty Mitchell, Dole Svenspladsen, Howard Atkin, Tim Stanko, Mr. Froehle, Advisor choir- Sing a song of six pence Carnival co-operation Georgia Smith, Tim Vick, Kreg Kapiton. ROW 1; Mr. Dahle, Kathie Christman, Bonnie Hartill. Nancy Hultin, Dana Sisterman, Leslee Cranston, Judy Tennor, Pat Nelson, Mary Kelley, Janice Dahle, Jeonne Carlson, April Schwartz, Nancy leininger, Sandi Grossman, Kathy Eddy, Barb Ploog, Mary Sanders. ROW 2: Barb Richards, Barb Rude, Julie Peterson, Elaine Fenny, Georgia Smith, Janet Mac Kenzie, Barb Schneck, Barb Morrison, Mary Fischer, Jill Hanson, Dana Pankuch, Debbie Anderson, Beth Johnson, Claudia Pankuch, Karen Hofstrom, Vicki Tilseth, Molly Tierney, Valerie Schwartz. ROW 3: Vicki Goldstein, Ramona Daughterman, Sheila Berglund, Sue Kupcho, Louila Hutt, Jill Muralt, Gretchen Larson, Garnet Johnson, Peggy Lund, Judy Hanson, Laura Teuting, Beth Franzen, Linda Hammer, Mary Freng, Ann Coppage, Mary Frank, Denise Dobbs. ROW 4: Trudi Dibble, Sharon Falls, Carol Johnson, John Boyer, Randy Pmk, Allen Galles, Steve Reimcr, Raymond Valdespmo, Ter-rie Gorrie, Nancy Williams, Gisila Urban, Betty Somers, Michele Holt, Sharon Zimdars, Jan Giles, Cyndy Johnson, Mary Dols. ROW 5: Bob Weitzcl, Tim Peterson, Scott Lee, Allen Henamen, Dave Calloway, Doug Rood, Tim Stanko, Dove Wilkes, Don Forchos, Anne Freed, Natalie Ashmead, Peggy Deal, Audrey Flyg-stad, Nancy Murphy, Carol Broude, Beth Hoskovitz, Margaret Loud, Janet Pearson. ROW 6: Doug Jones, Mark Anderson, Cary Tuttleman, Russ Schiedler, John Erdmann, Chuck Leer, Alan Raymond, Bob Williams, Ron Prieve, Lanny Thiel, Kreg Kapitan Dodd Lomberton, Bill Dale, Tom Droegemuller, Joe Stanger, Torn Holland, Rezo Ghaffari, Jim Perlman, Dove Perry, Greg French. 150 M f This year's Southwest Choir was very industrious. December 1 and 2 were the dates for Amahl and the Night Visitors ' During the holiday season they were busy with concerts at school, Southdale and downtown, carolling at the Midland National Bank and new Nicollet Mall. The choir also appeared twice on television, on KSTP in glorious, living color, and on WTCN on Christmas Day. They song at the Augsburg College Convocation, a joint concert with Sibley High School, a concert at the Guthrie, at the Sportsmen's Show, the St. Paul Bible Institute, and the St. Olaf Music Festival. The Spring Concert was held on May 11 and 12. The choir completed their full year as they entered the State Contest competing for their 17th consecutive state championship. OFFICERS: ROW 1; Mary Sanders, Sec; Sandi Grossman. 2nd Alto section leader; ROW 2; Gan Giles. 1st tenor; Georgia Smith, Trees; leslee Cranston, Sec.; ROW 3; Dove Perry, $gt. at Arms; Janice Dahle, 1st Alto; Pat Nelson. 1 sf Sop; Judy Tenor, 2nd Sop; ROW 4; Gene Johnson, 1st Boss; Alan Henoman Bus Monoger,- Tom Holland, 2nd Tenor; Doug Jones. 2nd Ross. ROW 5; Kreg Kapiton, Pres.; Lonny Thiel, Sgt. at Angels we nave heard on high. Pocket full of rye 151 Winter wonderland . Take it from the top chorale KOW .: Komy noitman. Moriene Morthon. bondro Olufson ond, Moen Mary E.chorn. Janet Kjero, Connie BeV.er, Joanne Weaver. Susie Lieb. Gudrun Hall-dorsdomr Pat Enger Roberta Sherf. Sandy Melcher. D.ane Dahlstrom Mar, yn So ms tad. Regan Harrison. Yvonne Johnson. Lynn Rolph, Carol Bruner. ROW 2: Carol Richter, Cindy Kulslod Sue Hult.n, Sheila Harr,son. Mary Branley. Wendy Matte. Marge Harthan. Laura Olesen. Jone.t Lev.ne. Marty Dalton. Nancy Siemers, Betsy Parker Undo Aolbers, Sandy Lee, Susan Garner, Marcy Corwin, Karen Cahill. Debby Sandler. Beth Reeves. ROW 3: Marco Jaffee, Lor, Plott. D,onc Heiberg, V.ck, Walden. Manonn Greenstem, Linda Oden, Mary Borchert, Mory Taylor. Sharon Koelker. Kath, Blanch, Marge Smith, Mary Cooke, Darcy Copus, Kathy Knapp, Linda Von Blarcom, Katie 8crglund. Jill Robinson. Mary Grossman, Holly Schultheis. ROW 4: Condi Jurek. Marshane Mark, Jennifer Skoug, Nancy Simon, Patty Cirkl, Bev Moe, Becky Andreasen, Elke Schoen, Jeame Rykken, Jan Storlie, Mary Gale, Margie Harvey, Cindy Murphy. Patti Maloney, Noncy Grossman, Janet Egeland, Judy Meyer, Paulo Eckland. ROW 5: Jade Lasseson, Sue Hartley. Sondi Thompson, Linda Oliver, Jean Ernst, bane Foster, Diane York, Kathy Kupcho, Koosie 8room, Maty Drewitz, Di Fiedler, Joyce W,liner, Cindy Corow, Cindy Williams, Denise Humphrey, C.ndy DuVal, Barb Ward, Michele Palmer. Cindy Kulstad, Kathy Knapp, Mary Nehls, Mary Gale, Cindy DuVal, Vice Pres.; Mary Drewitz, Cindy Carrow, Sue Hartley, Jon Storlie, Nancy Grossman, Jo Anne Weaver Look at the spider, girls. The Choralettes, under the direction of Mr. Dahle, have ended another melodious year. With their consistently fine showing in district and state competition these girls have earned a reputation for being one of the finest choirs in the state. This distinction is recognition of their daily practices and hard work. 152 CHORAL CLUB ROW 1: Vicki Stodhiem, Julie Howe, Lynda DuVal, Jean Pogel, Sue Green. Debbie Holkesleod Poula I unrl w atai at v Imo Purcell. ROW 7 Carol. Sm.th. R.n.. P.l.tton, Chm Q� . Kathy Homoh. C.nd, Jahraor, Path P?9 ', 'W y' C°U Smith. Nancy Tohno ROW 3 Mart, V.llond, Chm Houfl... L,t Hoc ... Sara Dahl„n. Chn, W.! T„? t T t' ich, Sandy Rub.mt.in, Lucy Mo«, Judy Kaata, Michoelo Della Rocco ROW 4 Rick Ladin. Tim Lumik Ron ChmTnmn k. nrrnl 'r r I ’ t p ' ™� - E k .Wha'd WhK;,’0 Ma'l| AU oicf TlTS.““h S'° a h l a SW-'M. I'™ Swolikoyic sL. Conkin' ROw”' Dave Moorman, Rich Cornwall, Norm Jensvold, Phil Ford, Steve Medley, Dove Davie . Dole Svenpladsen Denny Petcr on fRJL UMAN CHOIR ROW 1: Mary Nehnng. Debra Skoller, Cloudio Payne, JoAnne Ferns, Michelle Pierzina, Judy Carroll, Mary Oliver, Cheryl Hughes, Lynne Aspnes. Lynn Olson, Sondy Fatten, Ann Hofften ROW 2: Moroo Lowe. Cothie Matte, Nancy Smith. Carolyn Miller. Debby Oppel. Linda Lorson. Sue Stanger. Patty Defchons. V.r-gmio Edwordt. Pot Giles. Undo W.nkel, Debby Borowsk., Debbie Myers, Cindy Lee, Ter. Torosion. ROW 3: Renee Eaves, Cyndy Greene. Mary Bambeneh. Con-nie Callms, Faith Idzorek, Debra Helme. Bonne Nodler, Magaret King, Jane Ploog, Doreen Knowlfon, Mary Gruss, Pat Porker, Mary Hebner. Mary Jo Pearson, Colleen Sovoge. Rosolie Poulzene. ROW 5: Mory Grady. Terry Sias. Debbie Opsal, Lisa Crone. Cmdy Lorson, Ellen Graff. C.ndy K.enost, Pot Sm.ley, Go.1 Petti, piece Noncy Hanson, Ann Fronzen, Sondy Ritenour. Betsy Loud, Sherry Farnsworth. Kathy Barkley, Leah Sabes, Jo Daugherty. ROW 5-. Jim Binder, Craig Sti-nor. Jeff Da hie, John Seorles, Jim Sonders. Kent Kapiton. John Sivomch. Doug Fdls. Pot W.lkes, Donol O Donnell. Paul Cook. Steve Cohow. Tom Hegg. Paul Cartwright, Steve Smedberg. Jim Murray, Roger Hanson. 153 SENIOR WISH RAND ROW 1: Georgia Smith, Sec. Treas. ROW 2: Greg Hawks, Vice Pres., Tim Vick, Pres. ROW 3: Solly Hole, Drum Majorette, Bob Mikkelson, Drum Major. ROW 1: Becky Prentis, Carol Babiracki, Chene Bunt, Bonnie Breen, Karla Holst, Sue Otis, Marion Ring, Bobbe Boyle, Cindy Chilstrom, Louise Baldwin. ROW 2: Virigima Sandhoff, Michele Raen, Jim Greenberg, Linda Ritter, Lynn Be Vair, Steph Wurtz, Cathy Crone, Allan Erickson, Mark Frederickson, Janet Lund, Fred Zobel, Roger Gefvert, Bob Mikkeslon, Candy Clorfc, Gmny Haaland, Georgio Smith. ROW 3: Becky Williams, Janet Robbins, Solly Otis, Sue Fenske, Ginger Hiles, Mark Knutson, Bob Smithburg, Jeff Erickson, Dwight Gustafson, Bruce Gefvert, Tim Vick, Tim Titus, John Quist, Mark Wood, Danny Chcrryhomes, Bob Thielsen, Greg Hawks, Terry Howg, Sally Hole, Julie Freij. ROW 4: Marcia Christensen, Karen Perpich, Lindy Turgeon, Ken Alverson, Greg Wedseth, David Leigston, Sandy Nelson, Brad Johnson, Spencer John, Larry Prosser. ROW 5: Jim Lofans, Jon Breen, Melody Livingston. 154 This year’s band was better than ever before. What they lacked in numbers, they possessed in determination. Their polished performances at pep fests, basketball and football games, and their two concerts did much to inspire school spirit. These musical accomplishments, however, did not just happen. Behind the scenes, there was plain hard work, tedious tryouts, endless hours of practicing, and before and after school rehearsals. These, added to a dedicated instructor, are the reasons for the band's fine showing in the district and state music competition. QIAGB RAND ROW t: Michele Raen, Roger Gefvert, Candy Clark. Georgia Smith, Bob Mik-kelson, Jim Greenberg. ROW 2: Sondy Nelson, Brad Johnson, Spencer John, Lorry Prosser. ROW 3: David Leighton, Jim Lofong, Mark Wood, Tim Vick, Tim Titus, Bruce Gefvert, Mark Frederick-son. Stage Band performs before the court. OROTDSTRA ROW 1: Debbie Molme, Sue Reed. Dorothy McLoughlin, Linda Warner, Andreis Treibergs, Mary McClure, Cathy Winship, Mory Freng. ROW 2: Bruce Blumenthal, Stuart Wood, Cothy Johnson, Sue Opsal, Kathy Nelson, Mary Lee, Pete Cherryholmes, Scott Austen. ROW 3: Mike McLaughlin, Tim Titus, Gayle Mulholland, Anna Goss, Carol Denison, Libbie Smith, Merry Wiesner, Charles Lemoire, Gene Haoland, Lisa Runquist. ROW 4: Mr. Stoyke, Bill Anderson, Jim Lafons, Rudi Berryman, John Ernst. 155 EIGHT GRADE CHOIR ROW 1: Karen Sr,mock. Sharon Weds, Ellen Eckland, Greg Amersoa. Donald Stoop.,. J.m Cox. John Jaeger, Jeff Carcbon Jo. Gros«non. Mike OlMf to Kapiton, Christie Baid, Shelia Werts. Barb Brvnrell. Renee Webber ROW 2, M,ss Reav.s, Mel a Cohen Knstma Lorsbn. Nanay Cornwell lindo Chnste n, Ray Elioson, Wayne Bevers, Ralph Rovner, T,m Olulson, Brad Richard, Becky Somers, Beck, Wdgren Winnie Cook, Debb,. Lenox. ROW :3 1Z' � ■ Barbara Skaolrud. Nancy Newland. Dean Elstad, Rick Brown, Brook, Grade, Greg Lenta,re. Deem, Schnedk Moiy Wik. Metonie Tmsm, Bee y Gwcnn Plekkenpol. ROW 4: Pott, Conrad, Nancy Krause, Zoonne Stephens, Sue Weather,II, lee Renner. Terry Sock. Craig She'. Doug febttm. louren Anderson. Greg Page, Julie Uhlenkott, Janice Falls, Lydie Obrestad, Susan Peterson, Cindy Calkins. ROW 5, Carol Clabo, Donna Stenberg, J“ South, 6d Weden. Tam Eisenstadt. Steve Miller, Barry K.nmore, Tom Hedlund, Steve Gerth, Cmdy Borowski, Debbie Richards, Mary Solsvig, Rollo Herman, Sheero Lo Belle. JUNIOR HIGH UUStC 156 Hf-Y ROW 1: Mr. Jones, Advisor; Bob Johnson. President — Seniors; ROW 2: Dove Uhlenk-ott, President — Sophs; Bob Williams, Vice President — Seniors. This year's Hl-Y held weekly meetings regularly. Some of their many scheduled activities include joints with the Y-Teens groups of other schools, guest speakers, and many other projects. Lectures heard by the members were, Advice on College Preparation,'' and Learning to Get Along with Others. One of the special events of the year was the election of Landrum Wise and Bob Johnson as representatives to the Y.M.C.A. model legislature. Representative Landrum and Senator Bob succeeded in drafting and guiding a bill through the legislature and on to eventual passage. SENIOR Hl-Y ROW Is Bruce Gefvcrl, Bob Foils, Bob Johnson, Kent Sounders, Dave Burton. ROW 2: Greg LoLonde, Londrum Wise. Greg Widseth. Tom Droe gemueller, Bruce Knowles, Greg Hawks. ROW 3: Mark Knutson, Mark Frederickson, lief Thylm, Tom Holland, Bob Williams. SOPHOMORE Hl-Y ROW t Joy Hoogenokker, Tom Byers, Dave Uhlenkott, lee Dare, Mr. Jones. ROW 2: Croig Johnson, Joe Daggan, Ned Froehlich, Jim Walters, R.ck Barkley. ROW 3: Pete Schwomb, Rick Album, Mike Erickson, Pot Ryan. Mike Camon, Stevo Helme. ROW 4: Darrell Page, Scoff Raffensparger, Tom Sisterman, Bob Eichoff, Rick Larson, Paul Schwomb. 157 158 SPORTS To love the gome beyond the prize. Henry Newbolt 159 CROSS COUMRV Once again this year Southwest had an excellent cross country team despite many injuries and setbacks. With the efficient direction of Coach Al Halley and Captains Jim Solsvig and Bruce Knowles, the boys brought home City and Regional Championships and second place in the State Meet run at the University of Minnesota Golf Course on October 29th. Jim Solsvig was among the first ten runners in the state, and he set a new regional record of 9:48.2 in the City Meet run at Lake Nokomis on October 18th. This proves what determination, teamwork, and practice can do. The boys this year have shown that they had what it takes to be great, and they were. Co-captains Br ce Knowles, Jim Solsvig, and Coach Halley. BACK ROW: Chris Drew, Bill Rogers, Morfc Knutson, Tom Droegemueller. Coach Holley. Merit Lofqv.stAJon Raymond, Jeff Stonko, Jon Drew SEATED: Andy Grossman. Chuck Anderson, Le-f Thyl.n, Bruce Knowles. J.m Solsvig. Bruce Gefvert, Terry Howg, Don isv.g 161 1966 SUMMARY SW 15 Osseo 50 $W 19 St. Paul Monroe 39 SW 24 Roosevelt 38 SW 15 West 50 SW 25 Washburn 30 St. Olaf Invitational Champions Swain Invitational — Second place City Champions State Meet — Second place Jim Solsvig Best time 9:38 Terry Howg Best time 9:47 Chuck Anderson Besf time 9:53 Block that kick!I??? 162 163 Go you chicken-fat. Go!!! 164 D. Anderson K. Anderson W. Bigelow M. Condon B. Coppoge K. Fous C. Gruss G. Hawks M. Jaffee FOOTBALL This year's football team was a surprise to everyone except the players themselves. Finishing with a 4-4-1 record, Southwest fought its way to a tie for fourth place in the city conference. Having only seven returning lettermen, this year's team was an excellent example of hard work and determination compensating for lack of experience. Headed by Captain Mark Condon and Coaches Fredrickson and Johnson, our Indians finished strong, winning four out of the last five games. Highlights of the season were the Central game when the Indians out-played the Pioneers but had to settle for a 7-7 tie, and the final game of the season with North when Southwest came from behind to win 30-19. Tom Sathre was chosen the most valuable player. Our all-city player was Kreg Kapitan with Jeff Anderson and Tom Sathre receiving honorable mention Captain Mork Condon and Coach Fredrickson ROW I: 0. Lane, K. Anderson. W. Bigelow, J. Erdmann, F. Guianos, S. Kmmore. S. Davis, J. Kohnke. D. Cook, M. Jaffee. M. Collins, M. Condon. ROW 2: S. Rholl, E. Salitus, L. Reece, S. Weiner, C. Grvss, R. Doerr, R. Lasso, J. Erickson, J. Joyce. D. Anderson, C. Leer. G. Wert, B. Leslie, Cooch Johnson. ROW 3: Cooch Peterson, B. Coppage, K. Fous, G. Murray, G. Hawks, T. Sathre, M. Fredrickson. P. Conover, L. Nelson. J. Anderson. J. Smith, J. Rotsch, Cooch Fredrickson. ROW 4: L. Theil, J. Rien, K. Kapiton, J. Teeter, B. Tukey, J. Elioson, S. Rapp, J. Ball, M. Daniel. 8. Gustafson, T. Stanko, R. Lind. NOT PICTURED: J. Moore J. Joyce K. Kopitan R. Lind G. Murray I. Nelson I Reece J. Rien T. Sathre J. Smith 165 OFFENSE: STANDING: M. Joffee, C. Leer, T. Sothre, M. Condon. KNEELING: L. Theil, G. Murroy, J. Kohnke, J. Teeter, J. Smith, T. Stonko, K. Kopiton. DEFENSE: STANDING: K. Anderson, M. Stone, T. Sothre, J. Rien, K. Foos, C. Leer. KNEELING: B. Coppoge, J. Joyce. J. Teeter, R. Lind, M Fredrjcksoh. 166 SCOR BO D Southwest 13 West . . . 14 Southwest 6 Roosevelt ...35 Southwest 7 Central 7 Southwest 0 Washburn . . . 13 Southwest 9 South . 7 Southwest 13 Edison . . . 10 Southwest 14 Marshall . . . 19 Southwest 18 Henry . . . . 7 Southwest 30 North . . . 19 167 T. Stonko M. Stone J. Teeter I. The.l 8. Tukey 168 SOPHS WIN CITY CROW ROW 1: D. Uhlenkott S Neimon j. Fitcher B leer C Heoly B Kovolchuk M luhey $. Brown D Fefmoyle ROW 2 S. Johnson j Grovel T. Pern,no 0. Sheitfod T. Cirkl M Bruneou M Tetsum B Broberg G. Bouch ROW 3 R. Cornwell K. Resn,ck S. Gender B E.ckof T Sherman R D.gre C. Bren B Colehour D Bloke ROW 4- 0 Tukey J. Thomas F. Hartwell J Sothre T. V.rg T Aode,on D Re.mer R Pr ve J. Pepple No P.cfured CoocH Lev.n ond Cooch Holvonon 169 HOCKEY Southwest's hockey team presented itself favorably again this season. Although plagued by ties, the team had four wins and one loss giving it a 4-1 -4 record in January. An impressive performance was given by Brad Shelstad, a sophomore goalie who will probably be a great asset to the team for the coming two years. Tom Sathre, returning all-city wing, and Tom Cronk were cocaptains of the team this year. Other valuable players included Ross Williams, Mark Kohn, Mark Condon, Bill Dale, and Jeff Rotsch. SCOREBOARD Southwest 1 Edina 9 Southwest 4 Marshall 4 Southwest 8 Edison 1 Southwest 7 North 0 Southwest 1 South 1 Southwest 5 West 5 Southwest 10 Vocational 1 Southwest 0 Roosevelt 4 Southwest 2 Washburn 2 Southwest 1 South St. Paul 3 Southwest 11 Central 0 Southwest 2 Orono 1 U. Co-Captains Tom Cronk and Tom Sathre with Coach Peterson ROW 1: B. Shelstad, J. Grovel, R. Williams, T. Cronk, T. Sathre, M. Condon, J. King, F. Gianos. M. Kohn. ROW 2: J. Huibey, B. Dale, B. Harvey. J. Anderson, J. Sathre, D. Shelstad, J. Rotsch, Coach Larsen. Coach Peterson. 172 SOPH HOCJCEY ROW 1: M. Carow, J. Fisher, B. Williams, T. Griffen, D. Fermoyle, M. Sorenson, C. Johnson, S. Johnson. ROW 2: G. McKinnon, B. Harvey, J. Anderson, J. Sot-hre, 0. Shelstod, B. Shelstod, J. Grovel, M Bruno, Coach Larson. 173 J. Gurbon K. Kapil-n AO £lB£LL At the outset of the season, the Indians were far down the list as possible contenders for the championship. However, through hard work, they improved their city standing. The team was led by Captain Jon Gurban, Jeff Carolus, and Kreg Kapitan. Other starters were Chuck Leer and Irv Binenstock. Gary Wert also saw plenty of action. SCOREBOARD Southwest 59 Robbinsdale..............55 Southwest . . 64 Buffalo..................50 Southwest . . 69 Minneota.................53 Southwest . . 58 Marshall ................56 Southwest . . 67 Henry 81 Southwest . . 64 North 48 Southwest . . 64 Minneapolis Marshall . . 46 Southwest . . 58 Rochester................61 Southwest . . 64 Waseca...................66 Southwest . . 73 New Richland.............47 Southwest 72 Washburn.................68 Southwest . . 62 Edison...................55 Southwest . . 52 Central..................72 Coach Williams with Captain Jon Gurban. ROW 1: G. Wert, L Binenstock, J. Carolus, J. Gurban, K. Kapiton, C. Leer, 0. Svenpladsen. ROW 2: Cooch Williams. B. Leslie, S. Rapp, J. Ball, K. Johnson, M, • er icuson, M. Collins. 175 SOPH BASKETBALL ROW 1: Mgr. T. Hall, D. Woara, R. Smith, B. Gudmundson, J. Stanko, M. Enckson, C. Healey, J. Dahl, J. Stollman. ROW 2: Coach Angellor, T. Pernne, M. Swanson. S. Grossman, G. Virgin, T. Hartwell, M. Cross, B. Colehour, D. Reimer. 177 SCOREBOARD Southwest ..17 Buffalo.............24 Southwest . . 49 Edison...............3 Southwest . . 33 Henry...............11 Southwest . . 30 Marshall............19 Southwest . 128 South. .............18 Southwest . . 37 West.................8 Southwest . . 32 Golden Valley ... 14 Southwest . . 56 North................0 Southwest . . 37 Central.............15 B-SQUAD: ROW 1: A. Wurtj, 8. Sommers, S. Alexander, L. Pearson, C. Drew, S. Neiman, C. Kleiman, B. Kovalchuck, T. Solo. S. An- W. Bigelow dreoson. ROW 2: T. Peterson, T. Cirkle, K. Anderson, R. Herman, T. 8yers, K. Resmck, J. Thomas, R. Herman, J. Hegerman, Cooch Ermisch. 178 U RESrUN© According to Mr. Mayo, this year s wrestling team proved to be the most experienced ever. A fine group of returning wrestlers, along with some help from last year's sophomore champions gave the grapplers an excellent year. Roosevelt, Washburn, and Vocational were also top contenders in the conference. Boys highly rated were: Jeff Skaug, Wes Bigelow, Mark Stafford, Kevin Faus, and George Murray. Next year's outlook continues to look bright as there will be seven returning lettermen as well as a fine sophomore squad. Co-Coptoins Wes Bigelow and Kevin Faus with Cooch Mayo. ROW 1: B. Me Ge«, B. Bigelow, J. Skoug, D. Solsvig, R. Pink, W. Bigelow, J. Kahnke. ROW 2: B. Speece, R. Hylond, M. Stafford, 0. Jensen, K. Faus, G. Murrary, Cooch Mayo, Coach Ermisch. K. Faus G. Hawks T. Howg R. Johnson S. Lee G. Murray L. Reece J. Skaug M. Stafford 179 180 SU I UMIN With one of the finest records in the city, the mermen hoped to finish the season as city and district champions. Paced by Captains Mike Carls and Lanny Thiel and seniors Mike Sovis, Bob Tukey, Rich Martinson, Bob Fine the team was the finest in years. Juniors Bob Bruce, John Erdmann, Pete Casperson, Scott Kinmore, Eric Saulitus, Jim Blake and Tim Sargent and others proved to add winning support. Sophomore swimmer David Tukey helped round out the team. Bob Bruce, from whom Coach Halvorson expects a state championship next year, set records the whole year. The team will suffer a great loss this year with the graduation of Lanny Thiel, a very versatile and a record-setting swimmer. Captains Lanny Thiel and Mike Carls, with Coach Halvorson. ROW 1i G. Fine, T. Sock, B. Nofhanson, D. Myers, K. Saorelo, G. Amerson, O. Bruce, J. Seorles. ROW 2: S. Weiner, P. Casperson, J. Blake, S. Hirsch, R. Cromwell, B. Bruce, J. Erdmann, R. Gefvert. ROW 3: B. Saarela, B. Coppage, S. Fogrelms, L. Theil, B. Fine, E. Soulifus, B. Knowles. NOT PICTURED M. Corls, M Sovis, B. Allen, R. Knapp, B. Tukey, T. Sargent, S. Kinmore. M. Carls B. Coppage B. Fine R. Knopp B. Knowles R. Manenson M. Sovis A. Thiel B. Tukey 181 T. Droegemoeller K. Fous B. Fine B. Gefvert J. Gurbon G. Hawks T. Howg K. Kapiton M. Knutson 182 TRACfG Last season with the addition of new head coach, Mr. Bob Hoisington, Southwest carried on the tradition of being one of the best track teams in the city by winning the Minneapolis Relays and missing a first place in the city meet by only a few points. This year with a strong nucleus of returning lettermen and a fine group of promising underclassmen Southwest will again be a challenger for the city title. This year's team should be strong in the high jump and broad jump with Kreg Kapiton, the mile with Jim Solsvig and Chuck Anderson, Kevin Faus in the pole vault, Jim Rien in the high and low hurdles, and the state runner-up cross country team. Cooch Hoisington with Captains Kreg Kopitan ond Jim Rien. ROW 1: Tom Oss, John Drew, Eddie Broddock, Steve Derringer, Tom Savage, Andy Grossman, Chris Drew, Scott Nciman, Don Solsvig, Terry Howg, Chock Anderson, Jeff Kohnke, Chris Stapelfon, Dana Jensen. ROW 2: Bob Fine, Tom Droegemueller, Mark Knutson, Bruce Gefvert, AJan Raymond, 8ruce Knowles, Jim Solsvig, Bob Mikkelson, Pat Branley, Tom Serrill, Bob Doerr, Don Reimer, Bill Sironen, Jim Thomos, John Smith, Bill Coppoge, Kevin Faus. ROW 3: Greg Hawks, Chris Cherryholmes, Paul Cook, Jim Boll, Jim Anderson, John Teeter, Jon Gurban, Kreg Kopitan, Jim Rien, Bob Tukey, Mark Lofquist, Lorry Nelson, Greg Wid-seth, Dove Tukey. B. Knowles L. Nelson A. Raymond J. Rien J. Solsvig J. Smith J. Teeter B. Tukey G. Widseth 183 BASEBALL Before the season even started, Coach Adam felt that there was cause to hope for a good year. With the leadership of Captain Tom Sat-hre and help from returning lettermen Ross Williams, Wes Bigelow, and Mike Stone, the boys hoped for a chance at the city championship. The team of Stone and Sathre worked well together with Sathre on the mound and Stone behind the plate. Much credit went to seniors Jeff Carolus, Mark Condon, and Mark Jaffee and all the other members of the team. ' •AlS Cooch Adam and Captain Tom Sathre ROW 1: B. Dohlen, B. Leslie, M. Jaffee, T. Sathre, J. Corolus, R. Williams, M. Condon, G. Savage. ROW 2: Coach Adam, J. King, D. Svenplodsen, J. Sathre, Perry, S. Rapp, C. Leer, S. Davis, D. Cook, NOT PICTURED: M. Stone, W. Bigelow, M. Collins. W. Bigelow J. Carolus M. Condon M, Jaffee T. Sathre M. Stone R. Williams 184 TEfJMS Under the leadership of Captain Gregg LaLonde and three other returning lettermen from last year's second place team, it looks like it may be a promising season. The team will be aiming for a city championship this year, receiving the stiffest competition from Washburn and Edison. Coach Johnson says, With the number of lettermen returning and some good sophomore prospects, it looks like it will be a fine year. Cooch Johnson and Captain Gregg LaLonde FRONT ROW: Tom Thorsell, Mandel Sher, Con Salfzmon, Zone Lumelsky, Greg Beeson. BACK ROW: Tom Holland, Gregg LoLonde, Landrum Wise, Dove Burton, Bob Johnson, Dodd Lamberton 185 D. Burton T. Holland B. Johnson G. LaLonde D. Lamoerton Z. Lumelsky C. Saltzman T. Thorsell L. Wise GOLF Coach Fredrickson and Captain George Green. Southwest has high hopes again this year for capturing the city championship. Although there are only two returning lettermen, Rick Boehm and Captain George Green, Coach Fredrickson feels that the team has a good chance for another fine season. ROW 1: G. Wert, G. Green, R. Boehm. ROW 2: Coach Fredrickson, T. Schroeder, F. Mcili, C. Randall. NOT PICTURED: J Haoland. 186 R. Boehm G. Green J. Hoalond F. Meili C. Randall T. Schroeder ATHLETIC COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: Mr. Holley Mr. Williams, Mr Levin. Mr Angellar, Mr Banks. Mr M. Peterson, Mr Mayo. BACK ROW: Mr tlohmritW Mr. Ermisch. Mr Phillips, Mr. Classon, Mr Holvorson, Mr. Johnson. Mr Fredrickson, Mr. Lorson. Mr. 0. Peterson, Mr. Adam S' CLUB ROW I: D Solsvig, A Grossman. T H0wg. M Joffee. Mr Peterson ROW 2: S Hirsch, F Gian os, M. Collins, J Skaug, B Bruce, B Knowles, K. Anderson, R Williams. ROW 3: J. Kohnke, C Ande'son, L. Livingston, J. Joyce, T. Holland, D Lamberton, T. Droegemueller, M Knutson, B. Gefvert. ROW 4: G. Wert, L. Thylm, A Raymond, B Coppoge, G Hawks, B Mikkelson, M Stone, W. Bigelow, M. Stafford, J. Moore, S. Kinmore. ROW 5. P. Cosperson, J. Anderson, J. Solsvig, T Cronk, K Fous, D. Anderson M Condon, J Teeter, G. LaLonde, L Thiel, C. Leer, J Smith, C. Cherryholmes ROW 6: B Gustafson, M. Fredrickson, G Murray, B Tukey, T. Sathre, R I nd. J Gurban, L. Wise, K. Kapitan, J. Rien, R Martinson, J. Andren 187 SWIMMING: ROW 1: G. Bommersbach. W. Hoffman, K. Ogre, I. Johnson, M. Jaffee ROW 2: C. Moloney, F. Page, M. Conkey, S. Doerr, S. Farnsworth, D. Myers. ROW 3: P. Maloney, K. Logsfrom, L. Touting, N. Murphy, S. 8oddy, C. Murphy, S. Boddy, L. Bevier. Mrs. Theil BADMINTON: ROW 1: S. Ot-s. C. Oss, L. Plott, B Schneck, J. Jensen ROW 2: J. Lund, C. Carpenter, M. Livingston, K. Logsfrom, M. Foley. ROW 3: P. Deal, F. Page, V. Wedgewood, C. Shaw, E. Schoen, L. BeVier. 188 Janet Lund TENNIS: FRONT ROW: M Foley, S. Otis, C. Moloney, P. Olson, C. Show. BACK ROW: I. Be Vier, K. Logstrom, J. Lund, F Page. P. Deo I, Mrs. Stewort. GOLF: FRONT ROW: 8. Schnedr, R. Korch, S. Otis, C. Carpenter, M deWerff, G. Smith. BACK ROW: K. Logstrom, L. BeVier, E. Schoen, P. Deal 189 |UP £D DOUBLES BADMINTON FRONT ROW: J. Carlton, E. Schoen, M. Livingston, J. Breen, S. Oti , K. Logtlrom. B Schneck, J. Lund, C. Carpenter BACK ROW: T. Hollond. L. Schneck, D Campbell. P. Dobbs, B. Falls, B. Johnson, G. Lundberg. W Wheaton. D. Lamberton, R. Johnson. BOVS IMRAMURALS FRONT ROW: K. Kapiton, D. Solsvig, S. Martinson, S. Anderson, E. Lange, H. Srlvermon, 8 Carolus. BACK ROW: B. Richards, 8. Smith, G. Page. B. Kinmore, B. Cherryholmes, D. Robbins. 8. Jovoag, B. Shaw. 190 Laurie Boehm Trudy Dibble Marsha Engle Cindy Kulstod Mory Nehls Vickie T.lseth Captain JoAnne Weaver Chris Wert 191 FURSUfT. .. the ultimate reward VOUR OWN HAPPINESS. 1967 WAOISlANIAN SIAFF